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Building: VMP 8, Floor: 2, Room: 213
Saturday 14:00 - 15:40 CEST (25/08/2018)
This panel brings together four papers that examine the challenges of diverse societies. The paper “But aren’t you Migrants as well?!” addresses the question to what extent social identification of immigrants in Germany with their country of origin and country of settlement affects their attitudes towards refugees, other immigrants and the majority population. Also focusing on the German context, the paper “Living in Modern Times” examines to what extent perceived social change affects the strength and understanding of national identification, and links this to regional differences between East and West Germans, who witnessed various degrees of social change. The paper “Giving Voice to Those Who Are Not Heard” explores the effects of the neighborhood on social and political trust, national identification and collective efficacy. Finally, the paper “Personal, Social or Moral Norms” examines how social norms affect the acceptance of Muslim religious practices in Germany.
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Living in Modern Times: The Effect of Societal Change on National Identity Representation | View Paper Details |
Personal, Social or Moral Norms: Acceptance of Muslim Religious Practices | View Paper Details |
But Aren’t You Migrants as Well?! How National and Ethnic Identities Affect Immigrants' Out-Group Attitudes Towards the Majority Population and Other Migrant Groups – Evidence from the Immigrant German Election Study | View Paper Details |
Giving Voice to Those Who Are Not Heard – Findings from a Web-Survey Panel in a Crime-Ridden Swedish Neighborhood | View Paper Details |