..., and grapple with the thorny issue of for whom we speak. We advocate for cross-cultural understandings, developed in collaboration and through partnership, to productively challenge the ethnocentrism of criminology and propel truly transformative agendas. Three steps are identified to decenter research...

...4.2. Indirect Discrimination Deputised implementation also presents indirect opportunities for ethnically charged discrimination, caused by ethnocentric attitudes towards status. In attempting to avoid sanctions, some employers subcontract firms to check status on their behalf, a form...

... with people who are different from us in our own culture (in terms of race, gender, sexual preference, ability or disability, social class, profession, and so forth). The first seven insights (universality of ethnocentrism, ethnocentrism of universalism, motivated reasoning, false consensus effect...

... ethnocentrism Introduction There is very widespread agreement that the United States asylum courts of the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) are not implementing US asylum law in a way that is consistent with the basic ideals of rule of law, or with the specific intent of the asylum legislation...

... originating country. The first dimension discriminates among ethnocentric consumers, who are reluctant to purchase foreign products in general ( Shimp & Sharma, 1987 ); cosmopolitan consumers, who are neutral toward imports ( Cannon & Yaprak, 2002 ); and other-centric consumers ( Kent & Burnight...

...Abstract In this paper, we focus on ethnocentrism as a practice that persists among top managers at MNC headquarters and steers their efforts in orchestrating the global network of subsidiaries. While the extant literature has viewed ethnocentrism as a detrimental attitude that top management seek...