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Spini, Dario

War, Community, and Social Change

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Table of contents

Part I. Introduction

1. Towards a Community Approach of the Aftermath of War in the Former Yugoslavia: Collective Experiences, Social Practices, and Representations
Dario Spini, Guy Elcheroth, Rachel Fasel

2. Collective Experiences and Collective Memories: Writing the History of Crisis, Wars, and the “Balkanisation of Yugoslavia”
Tvrtko Jakovina

Part II. War and the Violent Experience of Community: How Ethnic Boundaries Became Part of Social Reality

3. Ethnic Intolerance as a Product Rather than a Cause of War: Revisiting the State of the Art
Dusko Sekulic

4. The Demise of Mixed Marriage?
Jean-Marie Le Goff, Francesco Giudici

5. The Destruction of Multiethnic Locations: Markers of Identity and the Determinants of Residential Trajectories
Jacques-Antoine Gauthier, Eric D. Widmer

6. Compliance and Resistance to the Logic of Ethnic Conflict During the Siege of Sarajevo (Invited voice)
Ivana Macek

7. Beyond Ethnic Intolerance: Traces and Benefits of Ethnic Diversity in Post-War Bosnia-Herzegovina
Davide Morselli, Stefano Passini

Part III. Community and the Traumatising Experience of War: Collective Dimensions of Vulnerability and Resilience

8. From Collective Victimhood to Social Reconciliation: Outlining a Conceptual Framework
Daniel Bar-Tal, Sabina Cehajic-Clancy

9. Traumatised Selves: Does War Trauma Facilitate In-Group Bonding and Out-Group Distancing?
Dinka Corkalo Biruski, Sandra Penic

10. When Nobody Stood Up and Everybody is Guilty: A Puzzle of Individual Responsibility and Collective Guilt (Invited voice)
Svetlana Broz

11. Threatened Powers: When Blaming “the others” Grows out of Internal Instability and Protest
Sandra Penic, Dinka Corkalo Biruski, Guy Elcheroth

12. Shattered Beliefs: How to Cope When the World Is not a Just Place?
Rachel Fasel, Dario Spini

13. A Slipping Memory: Can the International Criminal Tribunal be a Bulwark Against Oblivion?(Invited voice)
Florence Hartmann

14. Beyond Collective Denial: Public Reactions to Human Rights Violations and the Struggle over the Moral Continuity of Communities
Guy Elcheroth, Dario Spini

15. Conclusion-War and Community: What Have We Learned About Their Relationship?
Guy Elcheroth, Dinka Corkalo Biruski, Dario Spini

Keywords: Psychology, Cross Cultural Psychology, International Relations, Migration

Author(s)
 
 
Publisher
Springer
Publication year
2014
Language
en
Edition
2014
Series
Peace Psychology Book Series
Page amount
12 pages
Category
Psychology
Format
Ebook
eISBN (PDF)
9781461474913

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