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Special Issue

Putting Science to Work for Peace:

Global Research in Memory of Emile Bruneau
Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology
August 2022
(Vol.28, No.3)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9616-3
Item #
6042805
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Table of contents

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Introduction

Articles

  • Translating Social Science for Peace: Benefits, Challenges, and Recommendations
    Samantha L. Moore-Berg, Karen Bernstein, Roman A. Gallardo, Boaz Hameiri, Rebecca Littman, Siobhan O’Neil, and Michael H. Pasek
  • Giving Peace a Chance: Lessons From Translational Research in Colombia
    Andrés Casas and Boaz Hameiri
  • Putting Theory Into Peaceful Practice: Insights and Reflections on the Process of Coproducing a School-Based Intergroup Relations Intervention With Teachers
    Shelley McKeown, Thia Sagherian-Dickey, Jasmine Kwong, and Jaysan J. Charlesford
  • Harnessing the Power of Group Norms to Improve Children’s Intergroup Relationships
    Carmelle Bareket-Shavit, Michelle M. Wang, and Steven O. Roberts
  • Understanding Intergroup Conflict: How Do Children in a Divided Society Perceive Group Differences?
    Lipaz Shamoa-Nir, Irene Razpurker-Apfeld, Jocelyn B. Dautel, and Laura K. Taylor
  • Leveraging Knowledge About Historical Diversity: A Meta-Analysis of Findings From the School of Dialogue Intergroup Intervention
    Anna Stefaniak, Michael J. A. Wohl, Michał Bilewicz, and Jakub Petelewicz
  • Inventing New Road Paths for the Contact Theory Through Contact With a Puppet (a “Syrian Refugee Child”) via a Teacher-Led Intervention in a Greek Primary School
    Pavlina Charalampidou and Charis Psaltis
  • Do Infrahumanization or Affective Prejudice Drive Teacher Discrimination Against Romani Students? A Conceptual Replication of Bruneau et al. (2020) in Germany
    Sauro Civitillo, Francesca Ialuna, Dwayne Lieck, and Philipp Jugert
  • Hierarchies of Being Human: Intergroup Dehumanization and Its Implication in Present-Day South Africa
    Melike M. Fourie, Melanie Deist, and Samantha L. Moore-Berg
  • The Role of Empathy in Reducing Hate Speech Proliferation. Two Contact-Based Interventions in Online and Off-line Settings
    Wiktor Soral, Katarzyna Malinowska, and Michał Bilewicz
  • How Intergroup Contact Shapes Intergroup Attitudes and Construals of Relations Between Ethnic Groups: Evidence From Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Brooke Burrows, Linda R. Tropp, Trisha A. Dehrone, and Sabina Čehajić-Clancy
  • Coming Together After Genocide: How Openness to Communication About Conflict Experiences Shapes Willingness for Social Integration in Post Genocide Rwanda
    Trisha A. Dehrone, Linda R. Tropp, Brooke Burrows, Rezarta Bilali, and Joel Ginn
  • Deeds, Not Words: Understanding Intergroup Apology and Forgiveness From Different Sides of Conflict
    Marina Štambuk, Dinka Čorkalo Biruški, and Iva Kapovic´
  • When an Injured Group’s Socio-Economic Status Signals Forgiveness Expectancy in Perpetrators: The Moderating Role of SDO
    Masi Noor and Jane Quek
  • Peace Psychology in Kashmir: Reflections of a Frontline Practitioner
    Ufra Mir and Paul Bueno de Mesquita