Using data drawn from the adult population in Northern I reland (N= 1,515), this article
examines the relationship between perceived intergroup threat and psychological well …

Terrorist organizations often attack each other, but we know little about how this affects the
involved groups. Some states encourage or turn a blind eye toward terrorist group …

Inclusive victim beliefs (ie, perceived similarity with other victim groups worldwide) can have
positive effects on intergroup relations. However, there may be limitations to these …

4.7 Protestant views about community benefits from the Agreement, 1998–2010 99 4.8
Catholic views about community benefits from the Agreement, 1998–2010 100 4.9 …

We conducted a secondary analysis of a general sample of the population in Northern
Ireland, including a significant proportion of respondents with “personal experience” of the …

Trauma in the form of natural disasters, war, and other catastrophic events is ubiquitous.
Exposure to traumatic events has been recognized as part of the human experience and has …

Ethno-religious violence has been a notable phenomenon across the globe in the post-Cold
War period. In the Balkans, the former Soviet Union and Africa, as well as in South and …

Much more recent tensions arising in the latter part of 2012 and the early months of 2013
saw Northern Irish society convulsed by a series of widespread demonstrations led onto the …

Intergroup violence can profoundly affect the health of involved parties. Complementing
existing research on ingroup-suffered violence and health, this paper proposes an …

THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS TExTBOOK IS to help educate future counterterrorism
professionals enrolled in university courses and training programs. Contributors to the book …