Afrikaner Dissidents: A Social Psychological Study of Identity and Dissent.

Abstract

Part 1 A theory of Afrikaner identity: monolithic Afrikanerdom dissident Afrikaners - who are they? a theoretical framework for Afrikaner identity. Part 2 Sampling and method: a sample of dissident Afrikaners a method for the study of changing identity. Part 3 The process of change - from a traditional Afrikaner to a dissident Afrikaner: a longitudinal record of the process of change the location of the process of change within a broader social situation. Part 4 Social categorization - who is an Afrikaner?: category labels self-categorization perceived permeability of category boundaries. Part 5 They are still my people - residual social identity: situational salience of residual social identity conscious dissociation from the Afrikaner group shared ingroup feelings perceived as an exception.