Titlebook: Methodologies in Peace Psychology; Peace Research by Pe Diane Bretherton,Siew Fang Law Book 2015 Springer International Publishing AG 2015

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Theories Underlying Research in Peace Psychology Milgram and Zimbardo and provides examples of applying their work to understanding contemporary issues. A number of psychological theories that attempt to explain the cognitive and emotional substrates of violence, both direct and structural, are described. The effects of violence are considered an

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Themes in Peace Psychology Researchsychological components of peace, conflict, and violence. To organize the literature, first we use the 2?×?2 matrix that distinguishes between episodic and structural violence and peace. Then, we identify some concepts, themes and theories that fit neatly within each of the four cells of the matrix.

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Utilizing Mixed Research and Evaluation Methodology in Peace Psychology and Beyonds, this chapter examines the feasibility, desirability, and effectiveness of mixed methodology for asking and answering complex questions in peace research. Rooted in a mixed methodological orientation, a critical integrated research and evaluation (CIRE) model is presented as an alternative to more

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Ethical Objectives and Values in Peace Psychology and Social Justice Researchpeace psychology and related social justice research, the standard of “do no harm” may need to be extended. The values of our field include going beyond the standards for integrity in methods and customary protections of human subjects and move into the obligation for our research to make an actual

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Indigenous Paradigm Researchh paradigms and methodologies. It then describes, how a number of indigenous scholars are resisting imposed research strategies and creating spaces for fuller expression of research based in indigenous paradigms. The chapter illuminates the epistemic violence perpetuated by unreflective imposition o

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Approaches to Post-colonial Researchhe flaws of earlier “colonial” research. I begin with a discussion of ethnocentricity because it is fundamental to much conventional social science, although possibly subconscious and based on pragmatism. I then examine earlier and current “ethnocentric psychology” research and discuss some of the n

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Philosophies of Participation: Analectic and Consciousness Methodsped in Latin America and have been influential in liberation psychology. The idea of analectics, introduced by the philosopher Dussel, involves introducing that which is different from and other to oneself in a dialectic process. Rather than being pushed away that, which is other, is welcomed into t