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Zusatztext Social psychology has plenty to offer in terms of resolving inter-group conflicts and helping achieve harmony in multicultural environments, and it is important to have a book like this that is grounded in the European experience of diversity. It will be of great interest to scholars and students with an interest in diversity and immigration. - Malgorzata Goclowska, Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam, the NetherlandsThis book examines issues of immigration and diversity from a social psychological perspective and does so in a clear and captivating way. The writing is concise and easy to follow, and this will make it ideal for undergraduate students studying identity and intergroup relations. It will also make very interesting reading for social scientists who study these issues, but have little background in psychology. - Kimberly Rios, Department of Psychology, Ohio University, USA“The social psychological analysis that Verkuyten develops in this book offers the reader a comprehensive coverage of research and theory concerning social identity (including ethnic, national, and religious identities), discrimination, and multiculturalism, as well as the methodological strategies that social psychologists employ in their work.” -Kay Deaux, PhD, Social Psychologist, Professor Emerita, Graduate Center of the City University of New York Informationen zum Autor Maykel Verkuyten is a full professor in the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. He is also the academic director of the European Research Center on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER). Klappentext This book examines questions of identity and cultural diversity from a social psychological perspective, and provides an introduction to this area which will be useful for psychologists, and also accessible to academics from other disciplines and the interested reader. Social psychology has plenty to offer in terms of resolving inter-group conflicts and helping achieve harmony in multicultural environments, and it is important to have a book like this that is grounded in the European experience of diversity. It will be of great interest to scholars and students with an interest in diversity and immigration. - Malgorzata Goclowska, Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands This book examines issues of immigration and diversity from a social psychological perspective and does so in a clear and captivating way. The writing is concise and easy to follow, and this will make it ideal for undergraduate students studying identity and intergroup relations. It will also make very interesting reading for social scientists who study these issues, but have little background in psychology. - Kimberly Rios, Department of Psychology, Ohio University, USA Zusammenfassung This book examines questions of identity and cultural diversity from a social psychological perspective, and provides an introduction to this area which will be useful for psychologists, and also accessible to academics from other disciplines and the interested reader. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The quest for Identity and Solidarity 2. A Jellyfish on the Beach: About Identity 3. Ethnic Discrimination and Social Validation 4. Identity Development and Duality 5. Blue and Brown Eyes 6. Multicultural Recognition 7. A Shared Sense of ‘We’ 8. Conclusion: A Way Forward ...
