Youth and political violence in India a social-psychological account of conflict experiences from the Kashmir Valley / Sramana Majumdar.

Author/creator Majumdar, Sramana
Format Electronic
Publication InfoMilton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2020
Descriptionpages cm
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Contents Social-psychological approach to the understanding of conflict -- Re-examining exposure to violence: shifting the focus to collective violence -- The conflict in the Kashmir Valley: youth, extremism and psychological consequences -- Violence, emotions and their regulation -- Conflict, aggression and gender: re-viewing established links -- Hope and optimism -- Beyond violence: conclusions and thoughts
Abstract "This book offers a socio-cultural and interdisciplinary understanding of the impact of political violence on youth behaviour. Drawing on extensive fieldwork in the Kashmir Valley and reports from conflict areas across the globe, the volume brings to focus the ways in which violence affects social and psychological dynamics within the individual and the community. It develops a social-psychological approach to the study of youth and violent conflict in South Asia and offers new insights into the intricacies within the discourse, Focussing on the emotions and behaviour of people in large-scale conflict, it expands the discourse on the psychological dimensions of hope, aggression, emotion regulation the extremist mindset and policy and intervention for peace building. Moving beyond western psychiatric models, this book proposes a more culturally and historically rooted analysis that focuses on collective experiences of violence to de-colonise psychological science and expand the understanding of youth's experiences with political violence. The volume will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of politics, psychology, peace and conflict studies, sociology and social anthropology"-- Provided by publisher.
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LCCN 2019028218
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