DONALD M. TAYLOR is Professor of Psychology at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. He has published prolifically in Canadian, American, European, and Asian journals. He is coauthor of Coping with Cultural and Racial Diversity in Urban America (with W.E. Lambert) and Social Psychology in Cross-Cultural Perpsective (with F.M. Moghaddam and S.C. Wright).FATHALI M. MOGHADDAM is a Social Psychologist on the faculty of Georgetown University./e Professor Moghaddam previously taught at McGill University and Tehran University, and has also worked for the United Nations Development Program. He is coauthor of Social Psychology in Cross-Cultural Perspective (with D.M. Taylor and S.C. Wright) and numerous papers and scientific journals.

• The Social Psychology of Intergroup RelationsThe Freudian Legacy of Intergroup ResearchRealistic Conflict TheorySocial Identity TheoryEquity Theory: Reconciling Affirmative ActionRelative Deprivation Theory: Meeting the Challenge of Resource Mobilization TheoryA Five-Stage Model of Intergroup Relations: Tokenism as a Potent Form of DiscriminationStereotypes, Attributions, and DiscriminationIntergroup Contact: From Desegregation to MulticulturalismToward an Integrated Theory of Intergroup RelationsBibliographySubject IndexAuthor Index

DONALD M. TAYLOR is Professor of Psychology at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. He has published prolifically in Canadian, American, European, and Asian journals. He is coauthor of Coping with Cultural and Racial Diversity in Urban America (with W.E. Lambert) and Social Psychology in Cross-Cultural Perpsective (with F.M. Moghaddam and S.C. Wright).FATHALI M. MOGHADDAM is a Social Psychologist on the faculty of Georgetown University./e Professor Moghaddam previously taught at McGill University and Tehran University, and has also worked for the United Nations Development Program. He is coauthor of Social Psychology in Cross-Cultural Perspective (with D.M. Taylor and S.C. Wright) and numerous papers and scientific journals.

• The Social Psychology of Intergroup RelationsThe Freudian Legacy of Intergroup ResearchRealistic Conflict TheorySocial Identity TheoryEquity Theory: Reconciling Affirmative ActionRelative Deprivation Theory: Meeting the Challenge of Resource Mobilization TheoryA Five-Stage Model of Intergroup Relations: Tokenism as a Potent Form of DiscriminationStereotypes, Attributions, and DiscriminationIntergroup Contact: From Desegregation to MulticulturalismToward an Integrated Theory of Intergroup RelationsBibliographySubject IndexAuthor Index