Post-cold war peace psychology: more differentiated, contextualized, and systemic

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Published in:Journal of social issues 2006-01, Vol.62 (1), p.1-208
Main Authors: Christie, Daniel J, Nann Winter, Deborah Du, Cava, Mario M, Pilisuk, Marc, Zazzi, Joanne, Greene, Michael B, Bretherton, Di, Mellor, David, Hewstone, Miles, Cairns, Ed, Voci, Alberto, Hamberger, Juergen, Niens, Ulrike, Wessells, Michael, Monteiro, Carlinda, de la Rey, Cheryl, McKay, Susan, Wagner, Richard V, Montiel, Cristina Jayme, Schwebel, Milton
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Language:English
Subjects:
Angola
Armed conflict
Australia
Australians
Authoritarianism
Basic needs
Behavioural psychology
Bullying
Catholics
Civil war
Cold War
Community development
Cultural environment
Democratization
East Timor
Economics
Education
Empathy
Enterprises
Environmentalism
Ethnicity
Feminism
Gender studies
Globalization
Group behaviour
Human behaviour
Human relations
Human rights
Indigenous populations
Indonesia
International security
Interpersonal relations
Iraq
Mass behaviour
Mental health
Military
Natural resources
Networks
Non-violence
Northern Ireland
Nuclear war
Peace
Political psychology
Population
Post-conflict societies
Protestants
Psychology
Realism
Regression analysis
Religious conflicts
Schools
September 11
Social psychology
Social work
South Africa
Southeast Asia
Terrorism
U.S.A
United Kingdom
Venezuela
Violence
Wealth
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ISSN:0022-4537