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Reflections on the Popularity of ‘Conspiracy Mentalities’ by Moscovici, Serge

“…In this text from a lecture made in 2006, Serge Moscovici (1925–2014) seeks to update his earlier work on the ‘conspiracy mentality’ (Moscovici, 1987) by…”
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An essay on social representations and ethnic minorities by Moscovici, Serge

“…Persecution of ethnic minorities, social exclusion and racism are phenomena that cannot be studied as isolated variables. Popular forms of these phenomena…”
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The age of the crowd: a historical treatise on mass psychology / Serge Moscovici ; translated by J.C. Whitehouse by Moscovici, Serge, Whitehouse, J. C

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The Invention of society: psychological explanations for social phenomena / by Serge Moscovici ; translated by W.D. Halls by Moscovici, Serge, Halls, W. D

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The new magical thinking by Moscovici, Serge

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Os ciganos entre perseguição e emancipação The gypsies between persecution and emancipation by Serge Moscovici

“…Toda sociedade que classifica os homens e separa os grupos autóctones dos grupos "estrangeiros" inclui um sistema de crenças, religiosas ou outras. Suas…”
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Os ciganos entre perseguição e emancipação by Moscovici, Serge

“…Toda sociedade que classifica os homens e separa os grupos autóctones dos grupos "estrangeiros" inclui um sistema de crenças, religiosas ou outras. Suas…”
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The gypsies between persecution and emancipation by Moscovici, Serge

“…Every society that classifies mankind and separates the autochthonous groups from the "foreign" groups includes a system of beliefs, being it religious or of…”
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Biased Information Search in Group Decision Making by Schulz-Hardt, Stefan, Frey, Dieter, Lüthgens, Carsten, Moscovici, Serge

“…Research has shown that people prefer supporting to conflicting information when making decisions. Whether this biased information search also occurs in group…”
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The taboo against group contact: Hypothesis of Gypsy ontologization by Pérez, Juan A., Moscovici, Serge, Chulvi, Berta

“…The concept of this article is that the symbolic relationships between human beings and animals serve as a model for the relationships between the majority and…”
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A study of minorities as victims by Moscovici, Serge, Pérez, Juan A.

“…This article presents the idea that during the 1990s an important change took place in relation between minorities and majorities: the emergence of minorities…”
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The gypsies between persecution and emancipation by Moscovici, Serge

“…Every society that classifies mankind and separates the autochthonous groups from the "foreign" groups includes a system of beliefs, being it religious or of…”
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The Confederate's and Others' Self-Conversion: A Neglected Phenomenon by Laurens, Stéphane, Moscovici, Serge

“…The authors analyzed a neglected phenomenon: self-conversion. Rather than concentrating on the influence exerted by a confederate on a naive participant, the…”
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Precondiciones para la explicación en psicología social by Moscovici, Serge

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Precondiciones para la explicación en psicología social by Serge Moscovici

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The Return of the Unconscious by MOSCOVICI, SERGE

“…The concept of the unconscious is being reintroduced into modern social psychology. The unconscious and the use of it in psychological explanations of social…”
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El exilio by Moscovici, Serge, Santamaría, Enrique

“…El exilio…”
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Questions on the Twentieth Century by Moscovici, Serge

“…A discussion of the past twenty years of sociological research, & the future of the social sciences. Arguing that the cultural & scientific disciplines are no…”
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QUESTIONI PER IL VENTUNESIMO SECOLO by MOSCOVICI, SERGE

“…This article was the paper read by Moscovici when he was awarded the Amalfi prize in 1989. In it Moscovici deals with certain interrogatives on the cultural…”
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The Myth of the Lonely Paradigm: A Rejoinder by MOSCOVICI, SERGE

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