Titlebook: Methodologies in Peace Psychology; Peace Research by Pe Diane Bretherton,Siew Fang Law Book 2015 Springer International Publishing AG 2015

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Themes in Peace Psychology Researchird dimension that distinguishes between the objective and subjective properties of violence and peace. Then, we examine the interconnectedness of violence and peace from a systems perspective in which violence and peace are viewed as the interplay of concepts and processes across individual, relati

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Ethical Objectives and Values in Peace Psychology and Social Justice Researchno harm” as the sole standard in social research is not sufficient to fully understand and address the depth of social oppression and structural violence in the real-world contexts. This chapter suggests an additional standard for ethical research in peace psychology to “do good.” This ethical stand

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Music and Peaceal Islamic communities toward the artistic practices of the local non-Islamic Javanese communities in Surakarta. The study found that the participating Islamic communities developed a greater tolerance toward and appreciation of the musical practices originating from local non-Islamic cultures. Furt

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Book 2015hodology, to .methodologies.. Therefore, the second half of the volume proceeds to explore the realm of innovative, relatively unorthodox research methods, such as participatory and workshop methods, the creative arts, and sports for research purposes. The use of new advances in information technolo