Lifelong Learning Programme

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
This material reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein

Also available in:

"I Am Not Scared" Project

Homepage > Database > Publication List

Database

TITLE OF DOCUMENT:

Peer victimization in multicultural schools in Spain and England.

NAME OF AUTHOR(S):

Cl. P. Monks, R. Ortega-Ruiz y A. J. Rodríguez-Hidalgo

NAME OF PUBLISHER:

The European Journal of Developmental Psychology, 5 (4), 507-535, 2008.

LANGUAGE OF DOCUMENT:

English

LANGUAGE OF THE REVIEW:

English

KEYWORDS:

victimization, multicultural, aggression, schools, England, Spain

DOCUMENT TYPOLOGY:

Research

TARGET GROUP OF PUBLICATION:

Researchers.

SIZE OF THE PUBLICATION:

1 - 20 pages

DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS:

In this research we surveyed students from different cultures in Britain and Spain, about their perceptions and experiences of the seven types of victimization. The results showed that cultural minority students were more likely to experience victimization than students belonging to the majority culture. These authors suggest the need to address the issue of cultural background victimization in schools.

REVIEWER’S COMMENTS ON THE DOCUMENT:

This article focuses first of all by highlighting the lack of studies that relate social exclusion or aggression with ethnic, cultural or racial victim. And secondly, carry out a resarch with students from two very different countries such as England and Spain. Most of the students perceived themselves as cultural victims feeling "different" from the rest.

NAME OF THE REVIEWING ORGANISATION:

University of Seville

I Am Not Scared Project
Copyright 2024 - This project has been funded with support from the European Commission

Webmaster: Pinzani.it