Highlights•An inflated but unstable national identity in East-Central Europe make people
susceptible to messages of threat.•Prejudice against ethnic and national minorities is …

Why do some countries fall apart, often along their ethnic fault lines, while others have held
together over decades and centuries, despite governing an equally diverse population …

Whether it be those who are “high” on right-wing authoritarianism (RWA) and social
dominance orientation (SDO), or a mixture of “low” on explicit, but “high” on implicit, bias …

Nationalistic identities often play an influential role in citizens' voting behavior and political
engagement. Nationalistic ideologies tend to have firm categories and rules for what …

Studies show that globalisation creates political potentials that can transform electoral
competition in Western societies. The specific process of how these potentials become …

Although one of the most severe forms of bias all over Europe, anti-Roma prejudice has
been neglected within social psychology. We argue that anti-Roma attitudes need to be …

The resurgence of right-wing political parties across the globe raises questions about the
origins of national identity. Based on the Dual Process Model of Ideology and Prejudice, we …

Level of education is a predictor of a range of important outcomes, such as political interest
and cynicism, social trust, health, well-being, and intergroup attitudes. We address a gap in …

Arguing that globalization is an important factor in shaping intergroup relations, this paper
examines its impact on xenophobic attitudes towards immigrants and on the relationship …

Since the middle of the 20th century, immigrants, ex-colonials, labor migrants, asylum
seekers, and refugees arrived in European societies in ever-increasing numbers, and the …