APS
2023 APS Annual Convention
Reducing Inequality: Cooperation Along Group Lines
Can cooperation along group lines reduce inequality? This symposium addresses several individual and institutional manifestations of cooperation between social groups, that facilitate processes towards greater equality. Findings from field and survey experiments, conducted in the U.S. and in Israel along racial/ethnic or gender lines, will be presented and discussed.
Chairs & Discussants
- Dan GlassermanChair
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Presentations
- The Effects of Ethnic Diversity in the Classroom on Achievements in Higher Education and Intergroup RelationsRoni Porat
- Can Academic Institutional Changes Increase Lecturers’ Sensitivity to Disadvantaged Students’ Well-Being and Promote Cooperative Behaviors Towards Them in Class? Evidence from Two Large-Scale Field Experiments in IsraelKinneret Endevelt
- When Members of Advantaged Groups Cooperate with Redistributive Efforts? Experimental Evidence from the U.S.Dan Glasserman
- The Political Effects of Allyship for Promoting Social ChangeInbar Ayalon
