These contributions from internationally prominent researchers in the field of intergroup relations and group processes highlight the role of motivational constructs in their recent empirical, theoretical and critical work. Issues discussed range from universal underlying motives for joining a group or constructing a social identity, through motives influencing choice of specific group membership, to motives associated with particular forms of inter- and intragroup behaviour.
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