Scientific Abstract We review social-psychological evidence for a theoretically integrative
and dynamic model of intergroup conflict escalation within democratic societies. Viewing …

One of the most recent developments in the realm of intergroup relations is that of the
gateway group notion. This conceptual framework addresses the potential of groups with …

Collective action research tends to focus on motivations of the disadvantaged group, rather
than on which tactics are effective at driving the advantaged group to make concessions to …

Stereotypes about vegetarians and vegans influence behaviour toward these groups and
the consumption of animal products. This affects the health and well-being of humans, other …

Decades of research in social identity have shown that people instinctively hold positive
attitudes towards ingroup members and negative attitudes towards outgroup members …

Health messages aiming to reduce red meat consumption may threaten multiple social
identities because people's dietary choices are intertwined with personal, social, and …

Intergroup contact is repeatedly proven to lead to better intergroup attitudes. We sought to
explore a new path through which this happens. We propose that contact can enhance …

Intergroup behavior involves the feelings, perceptions, beliefs, and actions that groups and
their members have toward another group and its members. It frequently involves various …

Much social psychological work sought to understand the psychological motivations that
drive members of disadvantaged groups to engage in collective action. As a result, the …

Introducing a concept of perceived dual identity integration (PDII), we test whether, for
biculturals to act as agateway group (GG), their identities should be viewed as …