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Stereotypes And Prejudice In Conflict Representations Of Arabs In Israeli Jewish Society Daniel Bartal

Name: Stereotypes And Prejudice In Conflict Representations Of Arabs In Israeli Jewish Society Daniel Bartal
SKU: BELL-2224246
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Stereotypes And Prejudice In Conflict Representations Of Arabs In Israeli Jewish Society Daniel Bartal instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.19 MB

Pages: 503

Author: Daniel Bar-Tal, Yona Teichman

ISBN: 0521807972

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Stereotypes And Prejudice In Conflict Representations Of Arabs In Israeli Jewish Society Daniel Bartal by Daniel Bar-tal, Yona Teichman 0521807972 instant download after payment.

Focusing on the issue of Arab representation in the Israeli-Jewish society, this study describes the negative intergroup psychological repertoire about the enemy (Arabs) that evolves in the context of intractable conflict (Arab-Israeli conflict). This analysis is of special importance because the negative psychological intergroup repertoire feeds the continuation of the conflict, and thus, serves as a major obstacle to conflict resolution and the peace making process. The major challenge of changing the negative psychological intergroup repertoire is emphasized.