Collateral damage
Subtitle: the psychological consequences of America's war on terrorism
By: edited by Paul R. Kimmel and Chris E. Stout ; foreword by Philip G. Zimbardo.
Contributors: Kimmel, Paul R.; Stout, Chris E.
Series: Contemporary psychology; Contemporary psychology (Praeger Publishers)
Publisher: Praeger
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Westport, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
ISBN-13: 9780275988265
Subjects: Terrorism -- United States -- Psychological aspects; Terrorism -- United States -- Prevention
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword  / Philip G. Zimbardo; title: Introduction / Paul R. Kimmel; title: US & THEM : moderating group conflict; title: a track four diplomacy program / Stephen Fabick; title: 9/11 aftershocks : an analysis of conditions ripe for hate crimes / Daniel J. Christie; title: Jujitsu politics : terrorism and responses to terrorism / Clark McCauley; title: The social psychology of punishing dissent : negative reactions to anti-war views in the United States / Bernice Lott; title: Untangling the web : threat, ideology and political behavior / Rhoda Unger; title: Perceptions of threat, national representation and support for procedures to protect the national group / Gordon Hodson, Victoria M. Esses, and John F. Dovidio; title: Efforts to prevent terrorism : impact on immigrant groups / Nina K. Thomas; title: Psychological effects of the virtual media coverage of the Iraq War : a postmodern humanistic perspective / Ilene A. Serlin; title: The impact of U.S. anti-terrorism interventions on terrorist motivation  : preliminary research in Afghanistan and Iraq / Michael Wessels; title: Cities of fear, cities of hope : public mental health in the age of terrorism / Chris E. Stout and Stevan Weine; title: Afterword / Chris E. Stout.