True Believers and the Great Replacement

Alf H. Walle is a consultant focusing upon business anthropology and a longtime college professor of business, psychology, and tribal management. He is the author of Indigenous and Ethnic Empowerment, Entrepreneurship and Culture and Economic Development and Mental Illness.

• Prologue to Section 1 1. Anomie and True Believers 2. Dysfunctional and Functional Responses 3. Anomie, True Believers, and Replacement Epilogue to Section 1 Prologue to Section 2 4. European True Believers and Xenophobia 5. American Freedom, Salad Bowls, and Xenophobia Epilogue to Section 2: Examples from Europe and North America Prologue to Section 3: Reactions and Tensions 6. Critical Race Theory: From Rhetoric to Dialogue 7. The Cancel Culture Movement Epilogue to Section 3 Prologue to Section 4 8. For What It’s Worth: Missteps that Multiply Problems 9. Getting What You Need: Keeping an Eye on the Prize Epilogue to Section 4 Prologue to Section 5 10 Dialectics without a Synthesis: The Challenge of Finding Common Ground 11 Beyond the U-Shaped Curve: A Continuum of Moral and Ethical Thought 12 Insider Attitudes, Outsiders Views, and Lens of Psychology Epilogue to Section 5 A Summary and Final Word