The Psychology of Collective Narcissism: Insights from Social Identity Theory

• Based on classic social identity, personality, and individual differences research to present a new theoretical framework of collective narcissism that explains phenomena such as intergroup conflict, marginalization and political radicalization, populism, rejection of social diversity, racism, sexism and homophobia • Offers interventions that aim to reduce the negative impact of collective narcissism, and increase emotional resilience of those who may engage in these behaviours, making it a practical resource for those dealing with this • Examines collective narcissism alongside topical real-world examples and phenomena, making it fascinating reading for academics and students within psychology and the social sciences