Research Handbook on Communication and Prejudice

Edited by Elvis Nshom, Associate Professor, Department of Communication, California State University, US and Stephen Croucher, School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing, Massey University, New Zealand

• ContentsPreface 1Elvis Nshom and Stephen CroucherPART I COMMUNICATION, LANGUAGE, MEDIA, AND PREJUDICE1 Understanding prejudice and communication 10Elvis Nshom2 The relationship between language and bias 23Katherine Anne Collins and Traci-lee Dawn Christianson3 Media and prejudice 43Sylvie Graf, Simona O’hová, and Mirjana Rupar4 Prejudice and othering in social media: a systematic literature review 61Shomaila SadafPART II KEY THEORIES AND TERMS IN COMMUNICATION ANDPREJUDICE5 Prejudicial nonaccommodative moves: the cycles of intergroupcommunication experience 76Howard Giles, Quinten Bernhold, and Dennis McCarty6 Intergroup contact and intergroup dialogue: communicative pathways toaddressing prejudice and intergroup bias 90Nick Joyce, Dakota Sandras, and Jordan Soliz7 Ethnolinguistic vitality, multilingual communication and speakers ofcontested languages 103Justyna Olko8 Communication and prejudice: integrated threat theory 138Thao Nguyen9 Realistic group conflict theory 149Elvis NshomPART III METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND ADVANCES10 Analyzing prejudice through qualitative research methods: a case studyapproach 161Angela Putman11 “Was that (racial) prejudice, or was it just me?”: an autoethnographicapproach to deconstructing prejudice 176Tina HarrisPART IV CURRENT U.S.-BASED CASES IN COMMUNICATIONAND PREJUDICE12 Systemic inequity and #BlackLivesMatter 186Jozie Nummi and Monica Williams13 LGBTQ lives in the United States 203Brian Harrison and Quinn Buhman14 Prejudice towards refugees in the United States 222Elvis Williams and Elvis Nshom15 Instructional communication and prejudice 240Kevin James and Stephanie Kelly16 Prejudice and health communication in the United States 253Lillie Williamson17 Prejudice and ethnocentrism toward Asian Americans during theCOVID-19 pandemic 269Stephen Croucher, Thao Nguyen, Doug Ashwell, Anthony Spencer, TatianaPermyakova, Mohan Dutta, and Oscar GomezPART V EMPIRICAL STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION ANDPREJUDICE IN NON-US CONTEXTS18 Denigrated, delegitimized, and erased: prejudice against Scots in the UK 282Audra Diers-Lawson19 Migration to and from Latin America: understanding and negotiatingprejudices 300Anthony Spencer and Paola Albarrán20 Applying integrated threat theory to the Palestinian–Israeli conflict:a qualitative study 319Kelsea Jackson and Stephen Croucher21 A cross-cultural analysis of ethnocentrism and interculturalcommunication apprehension in India and the United States 335Stephen Croucher22 COVID-19 Prejudice toward Chinese immigrants in Turkey 349Stephen Croucher, Nadirabegim Eskiçorapçı and Thao Nguyen23 Perceived discrimination among anglophone Cameroonians: gender andregional differences 358Elvis Nshom, Immaculate Mkong, and Isidore Agha24 Where injustice and inequality remain for one, equals partnership fornone: colonialism, prejudice and the Māori struggle for equality inAotearoa/New Zealand 367Doug Ashwell and Bridget Raiha Bell25 “Minding their own business, slogging hard, and busting nobody’schops”: the COVID-19 pandemic and the anti-Chinese sentiment inItaly – an integrated threat theory perspective 381Davide Girardelli, Stephen Croucher, and Thao Nguyen26 Prejudice in a Portuguese context 396João Caetano27 Prejudice and the fear of immigrants in three Finnish cities: Helsinki,Jyväskylä, and Joensuu – a comparative approach 411Elvis Nshom28 Ethnocentrism studies in Russia and a Russian ethnocentrism measure 423Tatiana Permyakova and Ekaterina Balezina29 Chinese Indonesians and the New Chinese Migrants in Indonesia 436Tommy Yotes30 Understanding stereotypes and integration of foreign residents in Japan 449Tomomi Tomomune

‘Theoretically and methodologically sophisticated and impressively well-researched, the Research Handbook on Communication and Prejudice provides a solid body of diverse scholarship on communication, prejudice, and cultural othering. This groundbreaking collection of global perspectives, rich in case studies from various parts of the world, brings intercultural communication studies to a whole new level.’