MgA. Mirjana Rupar

Doctoral thesis

The Effects of Different Forms of Intergroup Contact on Reconciliation: The Role of Intergroup Threat, Victimhood, and Trust

The Effects of Different Forms of Intergroup Contact on Reconciliation: The Role of Intergroup Threat, Victimhood, and Trust
Abstract:
I wrote my dissertation in English language. During my studies, I had no subjects taught in Czech or Slovak language.
Abstract:
Harmonious relations between groups are complicated by negative attitudes, prejudice and conflicts. A large body of evidence has shown that intergroup attitudes can be improved by contact with outgroup members. However, in post-conflict societies, it is necessary not only to improve intergroup attitudes but also to achieve reconciliation in order to ensure that former adversaries will not return to …more
Abstract:
ased on intergroup contact can be simultaneously used to fulfil needs of victims (i.e., apology, financial compensation) and perpetrators (i.e., forgiveness). Ingroup members should be encouraged to share their positive experiences with former adversaries, particularly from the time during and after the war. Mass-media can support reconciliation by spreading positive information about outgroups that …more
 
 
Language used: English
Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 24. 4. 2018

Thesis defence

  • Date of defence: 25. 6. 2018
  • Supervisor: doc. Mgr. Sylvie Graf, Ph.D.
  • Reader: Dr hab. Michał Bilewicz, Prof. UW, Dr. Magdalena Bobowik

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