Does individual-level exposure to political violence prompt conciliatory attitudes? Does the
answer vary by phase of conflict? The study uses longitudinal primary datasets to test the …

Does ongoing exposure to political violence prompt subject groups to support or oppose
compromise in situations of intractable conflict? If so, what is the mechanism underlying …

Does exposure to political violence prompt civilians to support peace? We investigate the
determinants of civilian attitudes toward peace during ongoing conflict using two original …

Whether attitudes toward postconflict justice and reconciliation are complementary or
contradictory has been long debated. We posit that the answer to this question is context …

A large literature examines how citizens in violent conflicts react to the conflict's events,
particularly violent escalations. Nevertheless, the temporal nature of these attitudinal …

How does the subjective conceptual framing of conflict impact the warring parties' attitudes
towards political compromise and negotiation? To assess strategies for conflict resolution …

Peace agreements are negotiated and signed by representatives of the government and the
rebels, often after many years of violent conflict, but their ability to transform a war-torn …

Social and political psychologists have attempted to reveal the reasons why individuals and
societies that acknowledge that peace would improve their personal and collective well …

What drives citizens' support for violence against domestic political actors? Despite its
potentially devastating consequences, there is surprisingly little research on the antecedents …

It is well-established today that the psychological barrier is one of the most prominent factors
operating against efforts to promote peace. However, most studies along these lines have …