Mass Conflict: Participants’ Attitudes
作者： Sheldon G. Levy
DOI: 10.1016/B978-012373985-8.00098-2
关键词: Military organization 、 Political science 、 Work (electrical) 、 Ideology 、 World War II 、 Social psychology 、 Historical record 、 Ethnic identification
摘要: The historical record indicates that views of warfare have varied greatly over time and provides evidence for both the functional bases methods warfare, as well role norms about conflict out-group. Stouffer’s World War II research later work Shalit provide insight into military. Although international protocols governing been developed past 150 years, degree to which restraints in war are supported by public has only investigated recently. Psychological biases influence individual in-group out-group discussed suggestions future avenues research.
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