The Psychology of Peacemaking: Northern Ireland, John, Lord Alderdice, and the End of the Troubles

The Psychology of Peacemaking: Northern Ireland, John, Lord Alderdice, and the End of the Troubles

The article discusses the key aspects of the psychology of peacemaking after the Troubles in Northern Ireland. These dimensions of the process include discussion of the frame, empathic listening, transforming humiliation, and good leadership. The article places particular emphasis on the role of Joh...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of applied psychoanalytic studies 2019-12, Vol.16 (4), p.274-284
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