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Intergroup relations

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Why we fight

David Churchman

2006

Extinction

D. J. Molles

2015

The remaining

D. J. Molles

2014

Readings on communicating with strangers

William B. Gudykunst, Young Yun Kim

1992

The Comparative Understanding of Intergroup Relations

Graham Charles Kinloch

1998

Encyclopedia of modern separatist movements

Christopher Hewitt, Tom Cheetham

2000

Norm violation and intergroup relations

Rama Charan Tripathi, Richard De Ridder

1992

Transforming conflict

Donald G. Ellis

2006

Class lives

Maynard Seider, Felice Yeskel, Jennifer Ladd et al.

2014

Social identifications

Michael A. Hogg, Dominic Abrams

1988

The Support Group Sourcebook

Linda L. Klein

2000

Intergroup relations

Marilynn B. Brewer, Norman Miller

1996

Affect, cognition, and stereotyping

Diane M. Mackie

1993

Synergic inquiry

Joiner, Charles W.

2006

The culture of conflict

Marc Howard Ross

1993

Talking to strangers

Danielle S. Allen

2004

Interdependencies of social categorisations

Daniela Célleri

2013

Identity, morality, and threat

Daniel Rothbart, K. V. Korostelina

2006

Attention grabbers for 4th-6th graders

Lynn, David

1990

Theories of intergroup relations

Donald M. Taylor

1987

The Social psychology of intergroup conflict

Wolfgang Stroebe

1988

The Human Potential for Peace

Douglas P. Fry

2005

Communicating with strangers

William B. Gudykunst, William Gudykunst, Young Yun Kim

1992

Cooperation and prosocial behaviour

Jo Groebel, Robert A. Hinde

1991

The velvet glove

Mary R. Jackman

1994

Cross-functional teams

Parker, Glenn M.

1994

Jews against prejudice

Stuart Svonkin

1997

Cross-cultural conflict

Duane Elmer

1993

The Performer

Richard Sennett

2009

Homeland

Dale Maharidge

2004

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