Titlebook: War, Community, and Social Change; Collective Experienc Dario Spini,Guy Elcheroth,Dinka Corkalo Biruski Book 2014 Springer Science+Business

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Traumatised Selves: Does War Trauma Facilitate In-Group Bonding and Out-Group Distancing?the relationship is not as straightforward as one might have expected. War trauma appears to instigate a complex pattern of inter-group attitudes and emotions; while it is directly related to the negative out-group attitudes, trauma also influences the interpretation about the other group being resp

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From Collective Victimhood to Social Reconciliation: Outlining a Conceptual Frameworkthe acknowledgement of common values and norms? What policies are likely to make a difference in directing collective memories and narratives in the sense of either an ethos of conflict or an ethos of peace? The chapter presents the state of the art of research in this area and provides a conceptual

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Threatened Powers: When Blaming “the others” Grows out of Internal Instability and Protestors focus on the context of the new Croatian nation-state. Levels of social and economic deprivation in Croatia range from relatively low to moderate and are largely connected to direct consequences of ethnicised war. Findings show how these structural particularities have created an opportunity to

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Threatened Powers: When Blaming “the others” Grows out of Internal Instability and Protestors focus on the context of the new Croatian nation-state. Levels of social and economic deprivation in Croatia range from relatively low to moderate and are largely connected to direct consequences of ethnicised war. Findings show how these structural particularities have created an opportunity to

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Beyond Collective Denial: Public Reactions to Human Rights Violations and the Struggle over the Moracilitative of their actual implementation, across the former Yugoslavia. Their findings support the assumption that collective reactions to human rights violations reflect public concerns about generalised moral ambiguity. A central motive of these concerns is to avoid a symbolic climate that potent