Titlebook: War, Community, and Social Change; Collective Experienc Dario Spini,Guy Elcheroth,Dinka Corkalo Biruski Book 2014 Springer Science+Business

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Ethnic Intolerance as a Product Rather than a Cause of War: Revisiting the State of the Artudes. He then discusses the process through which the ethnic violence changes the intergroup attitudes. In accordance with Blumer, he argues that (in)tolerance and exclusion are not isolate and stable individual attitudes but rather are based on a sense of group position. They are based on communica

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Towards a Community Approach of the Aftermath of War in the Former Yugoslavia: Collective Experiencevative articulation between the individual and the social in relation to victimisation. The second section of this introduction presents the TRACES survey data and fieldwork methodology. In particular, the life calendar methodology and some descriptive findings regarding victimisation on the whole t

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The Demise of Mixed Marriage?n the chapter of Sekulic, two main hypotheses are proposed. First, the authors expect a positive link between possibilities of contacts and mixed marriages between two nationalities and assume that contacts facilitate tolerance between nationalities. Second, they hypothesise that strong dissimilarit