The nature of prejudice: 60 years after Allport: Seminar of the Intercultural Section of the Czech-Moravian Psychological Society
The first seminar of the Intercultural Section of the Czech-Moravian Psychological Society under the lead of Sylvie Graf was held on April 22, 2015 in Brno. The anniversary of Gordon Allport’s influential book “The Nature of Prejudice” (1954) offered an excellent opportunity for academics interested in psychology of intergroup relations to discuss recent advancements in research on prejudice.
Literature
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