Springer - The Social Psychology of Inequality Book

Economic inequality has become a major focus for academics, citizens, and politicians around the world. While much research has concentrated on the economic aspects of this issue, there is a growing recognition that inequality has much broader implications for the fabric of society. This edited volume from Springer addresses a significant gap in current academic literature. While we see clear evidence of how economic inequality harms society, there is still a limited understanding of the specific social psychological processes that occur within unequal environments. This book explores those psychological mechanisms, providing a deeper look into how economic disparities affect human behavior and social structures. It serves as an essential resource for those looking to understand the mental and social consequences of a divided economy.