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The Handbook of Intergroup Communication
Abstract
I: DIVERSE APPROACHES Social psychological approaches to intergroup communication (IGC) Sociolinguistics and intergroup communication (IGC) Ethnographies and IGC Discursive psychology and IGC Sociological perspectives on IGC Eclectic methodological and theoretical integrations II: COMMUNICATIVE PHENOMENA AND PROCESSES Accommodating and nonaccommodating messages Language attitudes, nonverbals, and stigma Hate speech and stereotypic talk Powerful and silencing messages Multilingual choices as intergroup Terrorism as communication Negotiating and reconciling intergroup conflict Interethnic contact and peace Intergroup e-communication III: SOCIAL GROUPS AND COMMUNICATION Between-genders communication Communication between gays, lesbians, and straights Youth-adult & younger-older adult communication Communication between the generations Interability communication: Physically challenged-able-bodied Police-civilian interactions Inter-gang rivalries, cliques, and social aggression Inter-religious communication IV: APPLIED DOMAINS AND COMMUNICATION Health-related Educational-related (incl. Greek & inter-discipline) (Other) Organizational The family as an intergroup arena Sporting Performing Arts (Music & dance) Print media, TV, and the movies. Epilogue
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