Everything about Ethnic Nepotism totally explained
Ethnic nepotism describes a human tendency for
in-group bias or in-group favouritism applied on the
ethnic level. It was coined by
sociologist Pierre L. van den Berghe in response to
Belgian oppression of
Africans he witnessed as a Congolese-born
European in the
Belgian Congo.
The theory of ethnic nepotism developed by van den Berghe views ethnocentrism and racism as nepotism toward extended kin, real or fictive, and products of
kin selection. The concept has been applied and extended by figures such as
Tatu Vanhanen and Frank Salter. It remains controversial even among those involved in
evolutionary psychology and
human behavioral ecology.
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