In recent years, there has been a rise in social movements and
organizations that challenge the very foundations of liberal
democracy on a global scale. Discrepancies of interests,
ideological or worldview contradictions, and identity differences
are more likely now to transform into destructive conflicts, and
violence is used as a legitimate method for attaining political and
economic goals. Drawing on the knowledge accumulated in social and
political psychology, this book scrutinizes these phenomena and
provides an even deeper understanding of the nature of these
conflicts. The book also addresses the imperfections of liberal
institutions, which can exacerbate these divides, providing crucial
context for understanding contemporary political tensions and their
effects on the world's democracies.
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