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POVERTY
Inabilty to access resources
being able to define something in its simplist form and apply it
migration
realistic conflict theory and social identity theory
categories of people and class andth value of money
xenophobia
competition for resources
frustration, aggression theory
the person that is seen as the out-group as seen as the cause for the scaricty eg unemployment
eg lovers cave — kids camp split itnogroups for competition
“go home” - the politics of belonging, nationalsim weaponised
we see how people catergorsie people — the white journalist wasnt labelled as competition because her identity markers didnt match the out-group
out group traits are generalised by the ingroup
relevant example
can be a simple one from daily life
know classic studies
and to define
stereotype
a generalisation about a group of people that shapes your attitudes to them
can be positive and negative
discrimination
the point of action
stereotypes, prejudices are still cognitve not yet acted out
power
taking back power
what power nationalism gives you — i ama mojoority an daprt of the ingroup — and the power structure of the country