
Published online:
31 January 2012
Published in print:
24 December 2009
Online ISBN:
9780191734069
Print ISBN:
9780197264584
Contents
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Introduction Introduction
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Varieties of intergroup contact and whether they ‘work’ Varieties of intergroup contact and whether they ‘work’
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Direct, face-to-face contact under ‘optimal conditions’ Direct, face-to-face contact under ‘optimal conditions’
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A methodological note A methodological note
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Indirect Forms of Contact Indirect Forms of Contact
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Summary Summary
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Under what conditions is contact most effective? Under what conditions is contact most effective?
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Summary Summary
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Mediators of the effects of contact Mediators of the effects of contact
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Mediators of direct-contact effects Mediators of direct-contact effects
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Intergroup anxiety Intergroup anxiety
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Threat Threat
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Intergroup emotions, empathy and perspective-taking Intergroup emotions, empathy and perspective-taking
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Self-disclosure Self-disclosure
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Summary of mediators of direct contact Summary of mediators of direct contact
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Mediators of extended-contact effects Mediators of extended-contact effects
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Summary of mediators of extended contact Summary of mediators of extended contact
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Studies of moderated mediation Studies of moderated mediation
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Summary of research showing moderated mediation Summary of research showing moderated mediation
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How extensive are the effects of contact? How extensive are the effects of contact?
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Variations on the theme of attitudes Variations on the theme of attitudes
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Forgiveness and trust Forgiveness and trust
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Physiological and perceptual measures Physiological and perceptual measures
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Summary Summary
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Contact and its critics Contact and its critics
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Theoretical issues Theoretical issues
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Empirical issues Empirical issues
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Ethical Concerns Ethical Concerns
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Summary Summary
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Policy implications of intergroup contact Policy implications of intergroup contact
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Diversity and its discontents Diversity and its discontents
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A Shared Future in Northern Ireland A Shared Future in Northern Ireland
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Summary and caveat Summary and caveat
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Conclusions Conclusions
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References References
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Chapter
Living Apart, Living Together? The Role of Intergroup Contact in Social Integration: 2006 Joint British Academy/British Psychological Society Lecture
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Pages
242–300
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Published:December 2009
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HEWSTONE, MILES, 'Living Apart, Living Together? The Role of Intergroup Contact in Social Integration: 2006 Joint British Academy/British Psychological Society Lecture', in Ron Johnston (ed.), Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 162, 2008 Lectures (London , 2009; online edn, British Academy Scholarship Online, 31 Jan. 2012), https://doi.org/10.5871/bacad/9780197264584.003.0009, accessed 12 May 2025.
Abstract
This lecture presents the text of the speech about the role of intergroup contact in social integration delivered by the author at the 2006 Joint British Academy/British Psychological Society Lecture held at the British Academy. It explores the different perspectives on mixing and considers what can be learned from available data. The lecture discusses different types of intergroup contact and explains the policy implications of intergroup contact based on social-psychological theory.
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