Oxford handbook of political psychology edited by David O. Sears, Leonie Huddy, and Robert Jervis.
Detalles de publicación: Oxford New York Oxford University Press 2003.Descripción: x, 822 p. 24 cmISBN:- 0195152204 (cloth)
- 019516220X (pbk.)
- 320.019 O982 21
- JA74.5 .O94 2003
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This book will be a comprehensive, contemporary, cumulative, and international reference work for the field of political psychology. On the broadest level, political psychology is an application of what is known about human psychology to the study of politics. The topics covered will build up from the individual level (attitudes, values, decision making, ideology, personality) to the collective (group identity, mass mobilization, political violence), span models of the mass public and political elites, and cover both domestic issues, international relations, and foreign policy.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Psychologies underlying political psychology David O. Sears Leonie Huddy Robert Jervis -- THEORETICAL APPROACHES -- Models of decision-making Richard R. Lau -- Childhood and adult political development David O. Sears Sheri Levy -- Personality and political behavior David G. Winter -- Evolutionary approaches to political psychology Jim Sidanius Robert Kurzban -- Psychology of emotion and politics George E. Marcus -- Political rhetoric Michael Billig -- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -- Political psychology and foreign policy Jack S. Levy -- Image theory and strategic interaction in international relations Richard K. Herrmann -- Conflict analysis and resolution Herbert C. Kelman Ronald J. Fisher -- MASS POLITICAL BEHAVIOR -- Communication and politics in the age of information Donald R. Kinder -- Political impressions: formation and management Kathleen M. McGraw -- Information processing and public opinion Charles S. Taber -- Values, ideology, and the structure of political attitudes Stanley Feldman -- INTERGROUP RELATIONS -- Group identity and political cohesion Leonie Huddy -- Prejudice and intergroup hostility John Duckitt -- Theorizing gender in political psychology research Virginia Sapiro -- POLITICAL CHANGE -- Education and democratic citizenship in a changing world Orit Ichilov -- Collective political action Bert Klandermans -- Genocide, mass killing and intractable conflict: roots, evolution, prevention, and reconciliation Ervin Staub Daniel Bar-Tal -- EPILOGUE -- Rescuing political science from itself Robert E. Lane.
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- Contributors(p. ix)
- 1. The Psychologies Underlying Political Psychology(p. 3)
- Theoretical Approaches
- 2. Models of Decision-Making(p. 19)
- 3. Childhood and Adult Political Development(p. 60)
- 4. Personality and Political Behavior(p. 110)
- 5. Evolutionary Approaches to Political Psychology(p. 146)
- 6. The Psychology of Emotion and Politics(p. 182)
- 7. Political Rhetoric(p. 222)
- International Relations
- 8. Political Psychology and Foreign Policy(p. 253)
- 9. Image Theory and Strategic Interaction in International Relations(p. 285)
- 10. Conflict Analysis and Resolution(p. 315)
- Mass Political Behavior
- 11. Communication and Politics in the Age of Information(p. 357)
- 12. Political Impressions: Formation and Management(p. 394)
- 13. Information Processing and Public Opinion(p. 433)
- 14. Values, Ideology, and the Structure of Political Attitudes(p. 477)
- Intergroup Relations
- 15. Group Identity and Political Cohesion(p. 511)
- 16. Prejudice and Intergroup Hostility(p. 559)
- 17. Theorizing Gender in Political Psychology Research(p. 601)
- Political Change
- 18. Education and Democratic Citizenship in a Changing World(p. 637)
- 19. Collective Political Action(p. 670)
- 20. Genocide, Mass Killing and Intractable Conflict: Roots, Evolution, Prevention, and Reconciliation(p. 710)
- Epilogue
- 21. Rescuing Political Science from Itself(p. 755)
- Index(p. 795)