Moral aspects of prolonged occupation: Implications for an occupying society.
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The present chapter examines moral and socio-psychological implications of the occupation
for the perceptions and the belief system of the occupying society, as well as on its moral
stature, in a period of global processes of social change affecting individual and societal
moral conceptions and behavior. This analysis is done through the presentation of the Israeli
case of the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip territories in the 1967 war, and by
extensively referring to it as a prototypical example of prolonged occupations.(PsycInfo …
for the perceptions and the belief system of the occupying society, as well as on its moral
stature, in a period of global processes of social change affecting individual and societal
moral conceptions and behavior. This analysis is done through the presentation of the Israeli
case of the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip territories in the 1967 war, and by
extensively referring to it as a prototypical example of prolonged occupations.(PsycInfo …
Abstract
The present chapter examines moral and socio-psychological implications of the occupation for the perceptions and the belief system of the occupying society, as well as on its moral stature, in a period of global processes of social change affecting individual and societal moral conceptions and behavior. This analysis is done through the presentation of the Israeli case of the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip territories in the 1967 war, and by extensively referring to it as a prototypical example of prolonged occupations.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)
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