The current studies aim to examine the underlying predictors of heterosexual feminist women's willingness participate in solidarity-based collective action for LGBTQ+ rights. We hypothesized that identification, perceived discrimination against LGBTQ+, and strategic intra-minority alliance between feminists would predict their action. Study 1 (N = 141) showed higher identification more endorsem...

We conducted a cross-sectional study investigating whether sport identification predicts different forms of collective action intentions aimed to redress the unfavourable condition faced by disadvantaged individuals. In doing so, moral perceptions (moral convictions, violation and obligation) were tested as mediators. Participants young football players from grassroots professional Italian club...

In the past two decades, research in both social movement studies and critical youth has recorded growing criticism by political activism of individualising processes characteristic neoliberal turn. Based on conducted Italy with new network activists Up, article analyses search for a equilibrium between singularization, community life where solidarity, cooperation mutualism can build local form...

Racially marginalized communities are socially and politically active, yet there is limited work that examines the psychological forces underlying how People of Color engage in cross-racial solidarity collective action. We propose a model politicized racial identity action to Asian American participation own-group African In Study 1, we tested using correlational data. 2, used an experiment exp...

This article defends an account of collective hope that arises through solidarity in the pursuit justice. I begin by reviewing recent literature on nature hope. then explore relationship between and to demonstrate ways which can give rise suggest born is when it shared at least some others, caused or strengthened activity a action setting, reciprocal hopeful expressions individual group members...

Th e impact of the COVID- 19 global pandemic to American communities extends beyond physical health problems include political, economic, education, business, mental health, and social relation impacts. This essay, based on a summer fall 2020 place-based research project collaboration between Purdue Honors College students Asian Resource Cultural Center, examines impacts COVID-19 communities. a...

The context of Covid-19 has offered an unusual cultural landscape for examining how workers view their own position relative to others, and individuals respond prolonged exposure workplace stress across different sectors cultures. Through our recent work tracking the well-being frontline in UK Ireland (the CV19 Heroes project), we have uncovered additional psychological factors that not been ac...

Ibn Khaldun and Ernest Gellner have both developed comprehensive yet very different theories of social cohesion. Whereas traces the development intense group solidarity to ascetic lifestyles nomadic warriors, for cohesion is a product material conditions. In contrast Khaldun?s theory, where all ties are generated through similar processes, in Gellner?s model patterns collective change time, tha...

This article theorizes equality and inclusion in coproduction, from the perspective of public administrators. Coproduction may occur across policy cycle at individual, group, collective levels, for reasons both instrumentality (such as improved efficiency) normativity democracy). Participation disadvantaged various modes coproduction is essential if solidarity principle (stipulating prioritizat...