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Inclusivity Norms to Counter Polarization in European Societies
- Laura Frederica Schäfer
- Nicole Tausch
- Oliver Christ
- Sarina J. Schäfer
- Jil Ullenboom
- Maarten van Zalk
- Maor Shani
- Wilma Marie Middendorf
- Miranda J. Lubbers
- Alejandro Ciordia
- Eva Jaspers
- Jan-Willem Simons
- Marcin Bukowski
- Lucía Estevan-Reina
- Anna Potoczek
- Dominika Gurbisz
- Soledad de Lemus
- Sylvie Graf
- Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti
- Chloé Lavest
- Katerina Petkanopoulou
- Anna Kende
- Francesca Prati
- Mikael Hjerm
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Description: Many European (and non-European) countries have become increasingly divided and polarised. This polarisation, broadly defined here as a process by which society is increasingly divided into groups with contrasting opinions, beliefs about social issues and conflictual behaviour, often leads to negative feelings (e.g. dislike or hatred) and avoidance. This project aims to investigate the potential of (perceptions of) social (inclusivity) norms that promote equality-based respect, dialogue and unity to increase tolerance, contact and cooperation between opposing groups, using cross-sectional survey data from different European countries.
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