Titlebook: Handbook of Employment Discrimination Research; Rights and Realities Laura Beth Nielsen,Robert L. Nelson Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4564-7 the Common Ingroup Identity Model, we demonstrate how developing a sense of shared identity between members of different groups can redirect the forces of social categorization toward the reduction of racial biases. We conclude with a discussion of the social and legal implications of aversive racism and strategies for combating it.

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Perceiving and Claiming Discriminationof discrimination are viewed negatively by others even when the claim is well justified. Discussion highlights the complexity involved in detecting prejudice and the social costs associated with claiming discrimination.

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Aversive Racism: Bias without Intention the Common Ingroup Identity Model, we demonstrate how developing a sense of shared identity between members of different groups can redirect the forces of social categorization toward the reduction of racial biases. We conclude with a discussion of the social and legal implications of aversive racism and strategies for combating it.

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Facchinei Francisco,Jo?o Soares prevent the easy resolution of (sometimes imputed) rights demands. This materialization is explored within several tropes common to this public concern: the language of special rights, the suspicion of elites and the jurisprudence of wealth, and the rationality of the neoliberal marketplace.

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