Howard Ehrlich
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Howard Ehrlich is an American sociologist and anarchist activist. Formerly a professor at University of Iowa, he was co-founder of Research Group 1 that conducted research on behalf of activist organizations in the US. Subsequently, he ran a successful radio program called the Great Atlantic Radio Conspiracy, a free school, and started a peer-reviewed journal called Social Anarchism.
Today, Ehrlich is director of the Prejudice Institute, which studies ethnoviolence.
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- Reinventing Anarchy, Again
- The Social-Psychology of Prejudice
- Race and Ethnic Conflict: Contending Views on Prejudice, Discrimination, and Ethnoviolence
- Intergroup Tensions and Ethnoviolence in the Workplace: A Manual for Trainers
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