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Peer Pressure: Social Psychology and the Political and Security Committee
2012
Claremont-UC Undergraduate Research Conference on the European Union
Constructivist literature has recently focused on how agents' identities are changed when entering into new international communities. Jeffrey Checkel (2005) proposes that socialization is a process in which new members of a community become inducted into the norms of that community resulting in two types of internalization: Type I socialization, in which actors act in accordance with norms without full internalization; and Type II internalization, in which new actors fully consider these norms
doi:10.5642/urceu.201201.06
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