Patterns of Discrimination

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Authors: Peter I. Rose
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Abstract

In Chapter 6 , while noting their interconnectedness, a distinction was made between prejudice as an attitude and discrimination as behavior. The former, as explained, refers to thoughts, feelings, and predispositions to act, but it is not action itself ; the latter is a term for a wide range of activities from name-calling to segregation and expulsion to mass murder, “ethnic cleansing” and genocide.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Discrimination and Equality Law Racial and Ethnic Identity Research Legal case studies and regulations

Publication details

Pages
166–196
Publication date
31 July 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter