Social psychology has many vital contributions to make to the understanding of conflict and equally to the resolution of conflict. The eighteen chapters in this volume provide an up-to-date review of the major psychological contributions to conflict theory. The authors represent a variety of countries and opinions and their aim is for this volume to lead to a better understanding of global and intergroup conflict.
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`Well organized and written in a clear way... helpful for students initiating their investigation into the area of social conflicts... Academicians can also profit from the book for a deeper study and systematization of their ideas... it could be of great help [to practitioners] if they decide to question and think twice about their negotiation, mediation and arbitration practices. Students, academicians and practitioners will not regret having spent thirty five pounds on a book which they will turn to more than once when studying social conflicts' - The International Journal of Conflict Management
`Excellent contributions... several very interesting empirical studies can be enjoyed' - Political Studies
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PART ONE: COGNITIVE AND CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES
Can the Threat of War be Conceptualized as Macro-Social Stress? - Klaus Boehnke et al
Choosing War, Choosing Peace - Zeev Maoz
Integrative Complexity, International Crises, and Cognitive Management - Alistair B C Wallbaum
A Social Cognitive Theory of Conflict - Arie W Kruglanski, Daniel Bar-Tal and Yechiel Klar
Netzah Yisrael, Symbolic Immortality, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Moshe Hazani
Mirroring and Misperception - Michael Moore
PART TWO: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES
A Behavioral Interaction Model - Jacob M Rabbie
Towards a Social-Psychological Model of Intergroup Conflict - Ronald J Fisher
Minority Influence and the Psycho-Social Mechanisms of Discrimination - Patricia Roux et al
Community Psychology Applied to Peace Studies - Julie E Criss and Paula B Johnson
Attitudes in an Existence Conflict - Yehudit Auerbach and Hemda BenYehuda Agid
Delegation in Labour Negotiation - Claude Louche
On the Methodological Paradigms of Psychological Peace Research - Antti Eskola
PART THREE: EMPIRICAL STUDIES
The Sri Lanka Conflict as Mirrored Through Attributions Applied by the Elites - Bendigt Olsen
National Identity - Knud S Larsen et al
Group-specific or Common Stereotypes
Beliefs Related to Acceptance of War - Paula B Johnson, Andy Handler and Julie E Criss
Gender Psychology and Issues of War and Peace - Benina Berger Gould
