Intergroup Segregation is a theoretical construct in intergroup communication that denotes the systematic separation of social groups based on distinct social identities, leading to limited interpersonal or communicative contact between members of different groups.
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Segregation in Social Networks
Linton C. Freeman · Sociological Methods & Research · 1978 · 192 citations
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