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 1 Int      |       it have touched not only social life, but are totally restructuring
 2 Int      |       intensification of world social interactions, the crumbling
 3  1,  5   | similar and between dissimilar social groups, between sexes, between
 4  1   (9) |     not guarantee that which a social group or community needs
 5  1,  6   |    described as a component of social identity which comes from
 6  1,  6   |   Going back to the concept of social identity of Tajfel (1982),
 7  1,  6   |     ethno-territorial) or to a social category (young/adult, man/
 8  1,  6   |      of one’s group within the social context, and the significance
 9  1,  6   |         perhaps assuming other social and/or religious identities. 16~ ~
10  1   (16)|  Challenging the boundaries of social psychology, in BREAKWELL
11  1   (16)|         in BREAKWELL G.M. (ed) Social Psychology of identity and
12  1,  7   |    processes we cannot neglect social and cultural comparison
13  2,  11  |       memory…), relational and social.~Those who develop this