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Chapter 1. Comprehending the Nature of the Beast
Part I. Rethinking the Nature of Prejudice
Chapter 2. Populism: A Conceptual Overview
Chapter 3. Demagogy and Populism in the Americas
Chapter 4. Seeking Control of Life and the World Through Populist Politics
Chapter 5. Truth and Democracy: An Uncomfortable Relation in Contemporary American Democracy
Chapter 6. Critical Race Theory: The Cutting Edge
Chapter 7. The Relationship Between Mainstream and Populist Parties: The Portuguese Case
Chapter 8. "I Cant Breathe" : the Bible and Bonhoeffer on Race and Suffering in America
Chapter 9. The Swedish Nightmare in Racialization: The Dismantlement of Bounding Social Capital in Scandinavian Welfare States
Chapter 10. Governance for Sustainable Development Goals in Cosmopolitan Governance: Basic Ethical Principles for Ethical Behavior in Public Organizations and Institutions
Chapter 11. Self-esteem and Intergroup Discrimination
Chapter 12. Domain Specific Self-esteem, Threats to Group Value and Intergroup Discrimination Amongst Minimal and Real Groups
Part II. The Nature of Bias and Aggressive Policing
Chapter 13. The Nature of Bias: Effects of Institutionalized Prejudices and Theoretical Explanations for Its Development
Chapter 14. The Correlates of Prejudice: Groupthink and Individual Psychological Attributes
Chapter 15. Many Roads Lead to Rome - College, Career, Commitment (Marriage), Oh My: Is Conceiving All These Still Extrinsically Linked in the Era of Fake News?
Chapter 16. Police Fiction: Native American Activists Political Murders at or Near Pine Ridge, South Dakota, 1973-1976
Chapter 17. A Double-edged Sword : Black Collegiate Womens Perceptions of Law Enforcement
Part III. Social Identity and Intergroup Behavior
Chapter 18. How Ingroup Favouritism Functions as a Defense Against Threat
Part IV. Xenophobic Scapegoating and Racism
Chapter 19. Umshini Wami (Cry, the Beloved Continent!): Erasing South Africas toxic and Worsening Afrophobia, Afronegativity (Recycling Hatred), Aversive Racism, and Xeno-racism After Mandela
Chapter 20 Xenophobia in the United States: Structural Drivers
Chapter 21. From Eugenics to Eco-fascism: a History of Xenophobic Scapegoating
Chapter 22. India - Hindus and Muslims: Religion and Racism
Part V. Africentricism, and Non-eurocentric Perspectives
Chapter 23. Debunking False Theoretical Concepts, Appreciating Asylums and Fending Off Media Attacks, Theological Misorientation, and Sexual Misorientation
Chapter 24. Aziboist Concepts and Psycho-cultural-political Orientations for Socially Engineering Aright the New African Person
Chapter 25. Listening to Blutopia: Sounds of Afrofuturism Perspective
Chapter 26. The Fascinating Legacy of Yoruba Culture, Gods, and the Genesis of Civilization
Chapter 27. Santeria (African Cultural Ideas) Under Attack: The Attempted Erasure of Lucumi and Extinguishing of a Cultural Candle
Chapter 28. Caste, Class, and Globalization in India Revisited: Some Aspects of Continuity and Change
Chapter 29. Tenskwatawa, the Holy Man of the Pan-India Resistance, 18041810
Part VI. Pandemics and Environmental Crisis
Chapter 30. Racism and Inequality in the Deep South: The Health and Sociocultural Correlates of HIV/AIDS Among African Americans and the Legacy of Slavery
Part VII. Race and Justice
Chapter 31. Race, Ethnicity and Perceived Everyday Discrimination in the United States
Chapter 32. Civil Liberties in Uncivil Times - the Perilous Quest to Preserve American Freedoms During Its First Two Centuries
Chapter 33. Civil Liberties in Uncivil Times - Preserving Traditional American Freedoms After 9/11
Part VIII. Social Psychology of Prejudice
Chapter 34. "If You're Brown, Stick Around; Black, Turn Back" : Honorary Whiteness" Status and Immigration Policy
Chapter 35. "Snitches Get Stitches" : Why Most Bullied Young People Dont Disclose Incidents of Bullying and Harassment
Chapter 36. Is There Anything New in Anti-semitism? Settler Colonialism
Chapter 37. Muslims, Populism, and Scapegoat Theory
Part IX. Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Chapter 38. "Continental Africa or Europeans? Confronting the Paradox of "Afronegativity" and "xenoracism" in Nigeria-south Africa Relations"
Chapter 39. More Than Just Talking Anti-oppression: the Use of Racial Dialogue to Combat Intolerance in the Classroom
Chapter 40. Bullying Perpetration and Perceptions of Familial Acceptance of Aggression Among Young People at University
Part X. The Grand Dichotomy Reconsidered
Chapter 41. Democracy in American Public Discourse: Power and the Crisis of Leadership, Race, and Division (or Unity)
Chapter 42. Race: The Irreconcilable Conflict Threatening Americas Future (and Indeed the World)
Chapter 43. Race, Class, and Populism: Global Perspectives.
Part I. Rethinking the Nature of Prejudice
Chapter 2. Populism: A Conceptual Overview
Chapter 3. Demagogy and Populism in the Americas
Chapter 4. Seeking Control of Life and the World Through Populist Politics
Chapter 5. Truth and Democracy: An Uncomfortable Relation in Contemporary American Democracy
Chapter 6. Critical Race Theory: The Cutting Edge
Chapter 7. The Relationship Between Mainstream and Populist Parties: The Portuguese Case
Chapter 8. "I Cant Breathe" : the Bible and Bonhoeffer on Race and Suffering in America
Chapter 9. The Swedish Nightmare in Racialization: The Dismantlement of Bounding Social Capital in Scandinavian Welfare States
Chapter 10. Governance for Sustainable Development Goals in Cosmopolitan Governance: Basic Ethical Principles for Ethical Behavior in Public Organizations and Institutions
Chapter 11. Self-esteem and Intergroup Discrimination
Chapter 12. Domain Specific Self-esteem, Threats to Group Value and Intergroup Discrimination Amongst Minimal and Real Groups
Part II. The Nature of Bias and Aggressive Policing
Chapter 13. The Nature of Bias: Effects of Institutionalized Prejudices and Theoretical Explanations for Its Development
Chapter 14. The Correlates of Prejudice: Groupthink and Individual Psychological Attributes
Chapter 15. Many Roads Lead to Rome - College, Career, Commitment (Marriage), Oh My: Is Conceiving All These Still Extrinsically Linked in the Era of Fake News?
Chapter 16. Police Fiction: Native American Activists Political Murders at or Near Pine Ridge, South Dakota, 1973-1976
Chapter 17. A Double-edged Sword : Black Collegiate Womens Perceptions of Law Enforcement
Part III. Social Identity and Intergroup Behavior
Chapter 18. How Ingroup Favouritism Functions as a Defense Against Threat
Part IV. Xenophobic Scapegoating and Racism
Chapter 19. Umshini Wami (Cry, the Beloved Continent!): Erasing South Africas toxic and Worsening Afrophobia, Afronegativity (Recycling Hatred), Aversive Racism, and Xeno-racism After Mandela
Chapter 20 Xenophobia in the United States: Structural Drivers
Chapter 21. From Eugenics to Eco-fascism: a History of Xenophobic Scapegoating
Chapter 22. India - Hindus and Muslims: Religion and Racism
Part V. Africentricism, and Non-eurocentric Perspectives
Chapter 23. Debunking False Theoretical Concepts, Appreciating Asylums and Fending Off Media Attacks, Theological Misorientation, and Sexual Misorientation
Chapter 24. Aziboist Concepts and Psycho-cultural-political Orientations for Socially Engineering Aright the New African Person
Chapter 25. Listening to Blutopia: Sounds of Afrofuturism Perspective
Chapter 26. The Fascinating Legacy of Yoruba Culture, Gods, and the Genesis of Civilization
Chapter 27. Santeria (African Cultural Ideas) Under Attack: The Attempted Erasure of Lucumi and Extinguishing of a Cultural Candle
Chapter 28. Caste, Class, and Globalization in India Revisited: Some Aspects of Continuity and Change
Chapter 29. Tenskwatawa, the Holy Man of the Pan-India Resistance, 18041810
Part VI. Pandemics and Environmental Crisis
Chapter 30. Racism and Inequality in the Deep South: The Health and Sociocultural Correlates of HIV/AIDS Among African Americans and the Legacy of Slavery
Part VII. Race and Justice
Chapter 31. Race, Ethnicity and Perceived Everyday Discrimination in the United States
Chapter 32. Civil Liberties in Uncivil Times - the Perilous Quest to Preserve American Freedoms During Its First Two Centuries
Chapter 33. Civil Liberties in Uncivil Times - Preserving Traditional American Freedoms After 9/11
Part VIII. Social Psychology of Prejudice
Chapter 34. "If You're Brown, Stick Around; Black, Turn Back" : Honorary Whiteness" Status and Immigration Policy
Chapter 35. "Snitches Get Stitches" : Why Most Bullied Young People Dont Disclose Incidents of Bullying and Harassment
Chapter 36. Is There Anything New in Anti-semitism? Settler Colonialism
Chapter 37. Muslims, Populism, and Scapegoat Theory
Part IX. Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Chapter 38. "Continental Africa or Europeans? Confronting the Paradox of "Afronegativity" and "xenoracism" in Nigeria-south Africa Relations"
Chapter 39. More Than Just Talking Anti-oppression: the Use of Racial Dialogue to Combat Intolerance in the Classroom
Chapter 40. Bullying Perpetration and Perceptions of Familial Acceptance of Aggression Among Young People at University
Part X. The Grand Dichotomy Reconsidered
Chapter 41. Democracy in American Public Discourse: Power and the Crisis of Leadership, Race, and Division (or Unity)
Chapter 42. Race: The Irreconcilable Conflict Threatening Americas Future (and Indeed the World)
Chapter 43. Race, Class, and Populism: Global Perspectives.