Ethnic Minorities and Inter-ethnic Relations in Context
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Ethnic Minorities and Inter-ethnic Relations in Context
A Dutch-Hungarian Comparison
Orkeny, Antal; Phalet, Karen
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2019
414
Mole
Inglês
9780415793032
15 a 20 dias
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1: Ethnic Minorities and Inter-Ethnic Relations: National Configurations and Cross-National Dimensions 1; I: Ethnic and National Identities and Stereotypes; 2: Stereotypes of Ethnic Minorities in the Netherlands; 3: Recent Dutch Research on Ethnocentrism in an International Perspective; 4: Determinants of Denial and Acceptance of Refugees in Hungary; 5: Ethnic Minority Identification; 6: Nationalism, its Conceptualisation and Operationalisation; 7: Representations of Minorities among Hungarian Children; II: Antisemitism and Anti-'Gypsy' Prejudice; 8: The Strength of Antisemitism in Present-Day Hungary; 9: Research on Antisemitism: a Review of Previous Findings and the Case of the Netherlands in the 1990s; 10: Authoritarianism and Prejudice in Present-Day Hungary; 11: Attitudes and Stereotypes of Hungarian Police toward Gypsies 1; III: Spheres of Exclusion; 12: Ethnic Minority Educational and Labour Market Performance in the Netherlands; 13: Roma Students in the Hungarian Educational System; 14: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Residential Segregation in Budapest during Market Transition; 15: Immigration and Ethnic Segregation in the Netherlands with a Special Focus on Amsterdam; IV: Towards a Politics of Inclusion?; 16: Verzuiling and Post-Verzuiling Politics in the Netherlands: Coping with Changing Diversity; 17: Towards a Model of Incorporation: the Case of the Netherlands; 18: Legal Protection of Minority Rights in Hungary; 19: Too Close for Comfort: How Immigration Unsettles Political Theory and Practice
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Dutch Hungarian Comparison;alternative;Follow;education;Antisemitic;plan;Ethnic Hungarians;society;Hungarian Society;minority;Ethnic Minorities;groups;Held;gypsy;Ethnic Discrimination;competition;Dutch Society;theory;Segmented Pluralism;positive;Inclined;Antal OErkeny;Ethnic Competition Theory;Louk Hagendoorn;Ethnic Threat;Peer Scheepers;Ethnic Outgroups;Genevieve Verberk;Positive National Attitudes;Marcel Coenders;Anti-immigrant Attitudes;Gyoergy Csepeli;Dutch Minorities Policy;Roma Students;Endre Sik;Ethnic Competition;Maykel Verkuyten;Minorities Policies;Henk Dekker;Sit;Ildik Szab;Gypsy Minority;AndrKov;Secular Prejudice;Ruben Konig;Ethnic Identification;Albert Felling;Grammar School Students;Zsolt Enyedi;Ferenc Ers;Maria Szekelyi;GYorgy Csepeli;Justus Veenman;Peter Rad;Js Ladi;Sako Musterd;Herman Van Der Wusten;Han Entzinger;Gr Kardos;Gijs Van Oenen
1: Ethnic Minorities and Inter-Ethnic Relations: National Configurations and Cross-National Dimensions 1; I: Ethnic and National Identities and Stereotypes; 2: Stereotypes of Ethnic Minorities in the Netherlands; 3: Recent Dutch Research on Ethnocentrism in an International Perspective; 4: Determinants of Denial and Acceptance of Refugees in Hungary; 5: Ethnic Minority Identification; 6: Nationalism, its Conceptualisation and Operationalisation; 7: Representations of Minorities among Hungarian Children; II: Antisemitism and Anti-'Gypsy' Prejudice; 8: The Strength of Antisemitism in Present-Day Hungary; 9: Research on Antisemitism: a Review of Previous Findings and the Case of the Netherlands in the 1990s; 10: Authoritarianism and Prejudice in Present-Day Hungary; 11: Attitudes and Stereotypes of Hungarian Police toward Gypsies 1; III: Spheres of Exclusion; 12: Ethnic Minority Educational and Labour Market Performance in the Netherlands; 13: Roma Students in the Hungarian Educational System; 14: Socio-Economic and Ethnic Residential Segregation in Budapest during Market Transition; 15: Immigration and Ethnic Segregation in the Netherlands with a Special Focus on Amsterdam; IV: Towards a Politics of Inclusion?; 16: Verzuiling and Post-Verzuiling Politics in the Netherlands: Coping with Changing Diversity; 17: Towards a Model of Incorporation: the Case of the Netherlands; 18: Legal Protection of Minority Rights in Hungary; 19: Too Close for Comfort: How Immigration Unsettles Political Theory and Practice
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Dutch Hungarian Comparison;alternative;Follow;education;Antisemitic;plan;Ethnic Hungarians;society;Hungarian Society;minority;Ethnic Minorities;groups;Held;gypsy;Ethnic Discrimination;competition;Dutch Society;theory;Segmented Pluralism;positive;Inclined;Antal OErkeny;Ethnic Competition Theory;Louk Hagendoorn;Ethnic Threat;Peer Scheepers;Ethnic Outgroups;Genevieve Verberk;Positive National Attitudes;Marcel Coenders;Anti-immigrant Attitudes;Gyoergy Csepeli;Dutch Minorities Policy;Roma Students;Endre Sik;Ethnic Competition;Maykel Verkuyten;Minorities Policies;Henk Dekker;Sit;Ildik Szab;Gypsy Minority;AndrKov;Secular Prejudice;Ruben Konig;Ethnic Identification;Albert Felling;Grammar School Students;Zsolt Enyedi;Ferenc Ers;Maria Szekelyi;GYorgy Csepeli;Justus Veenman;Peter Rad;Js Ladi;Sako Musterd;Herman Van Der Wusten;Han Entzinger;Gr Kardos;Gijs Van Oenen
