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Wieso sind Menschen Fremdenfeindlich - Coggle Diagram
Wieso sind Menschen Fremdenfeindlich
Definition Fremdenfeindlichkeit
Klarstellung der Fragestellung
Argumente
Nature vs Nurture
Evolved Disease-Avoidance Mechanisms and Contemporary Xeonophobic Attitutes
"Wie wird der Fremde zum Feind?"
"Oxytocin promotes human ethnocentrism"
Results show that oxytocin creates intergroup bias because it motivates in-group favoritism and, in some cases, out-group derogation
oxytocin systems evolved to sustain and facilitate within-group coordination and cooperation
effects on in-group favoritism are relatively immune to cultural norms, exposure between-group differences in socio-economic status, and the like
it may be that intergroup bias is driven more by in-group favoritism and that out-group derogation plays a relatively minor role
there is good reason to believe that in-group love-prejudice effect is far more basic to human life than is the out-group hate-prejudice effect
showing that oxytocin creates intergroup bias primarily because it motivates in-group favoritism and not because it motivates out-group derogation
these results suggest that in-group favoritism emerges regardless of wether an explicit out-group comparison is rendered salient
development of intergroup bias and preferential treatment of in-group over out-group members. Because such unfair treatment triggers negative emotions, violent protest, and aggression among disfavored and excluded individuals, by stimulating in-group favoritism, brain oxytocin may trigger a chain reaction toward intense between-group conflict
There is no doubt that oxytocin is implicated in the development of trust, empathy and prosociality, but hese tendencies appear limited to individuals belonging to ones in-group
oxytocin functions to strengthen an evolutionary evolved and rather functional tendency to discriminate between in-group and out-group as well as to give members of ones own group preferential treatment but unfortunately, also paves the way for intergroup bias, conflict and violence
Digitaler Strukturwandel
Social Media als Katalysator des Populismus
Politische Theorie ?
Conflict and Security
Vergleichende und Internationale politische Ökonomie
neues politisches Wählerpotenzial: Winners and Losers von Globalisierung
Mobilisierung dieser Potenziale durch rechte und linke challenger Parteien
^Politische Identitäten und Parteipolarisierung (Bornschier)
Sitzung 13 POLARISIERUNG
Populismus und Medien
POPULISMUS
Soziologische Theorie
9: Alfred Schütz
Konflikttheorie
COSER: Ingroups und Outgroups - Anerkennung. SItzung 3
HONNETH: Anerkennungstheorie - Sitzung 5
DESINTEGRATIONSTHEORIE - Sitzung 7
SEGMENTÄRE DIFFERENZIERUNG - Sitzung 11
KULTUR UND RELIGIONSKONFLIKTE - Sitzung 12
Integration durch Konfliktkummunikation
Globalisierung: Weltgesellschaft
Protektionismus
Kollektive Identitäten
Meine-deine-unsere Moral: Interkulturelle Kritik - Siete 57 1.
Transnationale Zivilgesellschaft und Hass im Netz
Kulturalismus
Divergenz
Kulturdimensionen - Hall - Hofstede
Globe-Studie
Interkulturelle Differenzen
Seite 63 2.
Auswanderung von Arbeitsplätzen und Fremdenfeindlichkeit
Wahrheitskonkurrenz der Weltregionen
Terrorismus
Zunahme der Konflikte wegen Migration Seite 102 3.
INGROUP, OUTGROUP
Schlussteil / Zusammenfassung
Xenophobie
Populismus
Polarisierung
In-group-out-group
Konflikttheorie
Globalisierung
Explaining xenophobia and racism: a critical review of current research approaches
Xenophobic and racist views of the social worlds are not instrumental to a fight for scarce jobs or housing
not only to reassure identity when nationalistic self-images run into crisis but is an element of political struggle about who has the right to be cared for by the state and society: a fight for the collective goods of the modern state
Rational choice theory