Springer - Social Identity Theory and Peace Psychology Book

Explore the complex relationship between social identity and global stability with this comprehensive volume from Springer. Part of the Peace Psychology Book Series, this work investigates how categorization influences both the escalation of conflict and the success of peace-building efforts. By bringing together leading scholars from around the world, the book provides a deep look into how social identity theory applies to modern global challenges. Readers will examine real-world issues including intrastate conflict, uprisings in the Middle East, the refugee crisis, and racism. The text also addresses how these social dynamics connect to broader issues like global warming. This volume is designed for those looking to understand the psychological drivers behind human group behavior. It offers a perspective on how social identity affects everyone, providing necessary context for understanding contemporary global problems and the path toward lasting peace.