Although this book includes a great deal of historical material, it is primarily a psychological work that attempts to draw on history in the service of psychological understanding of how genocides and mass killings come about.
Although this book includes a great deal of historical material, it is primarily a psychological work that attempts to draw on history in the service of psychological understanding of how genocides and mass killings come about.
Preface Acknowledgments Part I. Psychological and Cultural Bases of Genocide and Other Forms of Group Violence: 1. An introduction 2. The origins of genocide and mass killing: core concepts 3. The psychology of hard times: the effects of difficult life conditions 4. Cultural and individual characteristics 5. The psychology of perpetrators: individuals and groups 6. Steps along a continuum of destruction: perpetrators and bystanders Part II. The Nazi Holocaust: 7. Hitler comes to power 8. Preconditions for the Holocaust in German culture 9. Nazi rule and steps along the continuum of destruction 10. The SS and the psychology of perpetrators 11. The behaviour and psychology of bystanders and victims Part III. Other Genocides and Mass Killings: 12. The Turkish genocide of the Armenians 13. Cambodia: genocide to create a better world 14. This disappearances: mass killing in Argentina 15. Summary and conclusions: the societal and psychological origins of genocide and other atrocities Part IV. Further Extensions: The Roots of War and the Creation of Caring and Nonaggressive Persons and Societies: 16. The cultural and psychological origins of war 17. The nature of groups: security, power, justice, and positive connection 18. The creation and evolution of caring, connection, and nonaggression Notes Index.
Preface Acknowledgments Part I. Psychological and Cultural Bases of Genocide and Other Forms of Group Violence: 1. An introduction 2. The origins of genocide and mass killing: core concepts 3. The psychology of hard times: the effects of difficult life conditions 4. Cultural and individual characteristics 5. The psychology of perpetrators: individuals and groups 6. Steps along a continuum of destruction: perpetrators and bystanders Part II. The Nazi Holocaust: 7. Hitler comes to power 8. Preconditions for the Holocaust in German culture 9. Nazi rule and steps along the continuum of destruction 10. The SS and the psychology of perpetrators 11. The behaviour and psychology of bystanders and victims Part III. Other Genocides and Mass Killings: 12. The Turkish genocide of the Armenians 13. Cambodia: genocide to create a better world 14. This disappearances: mass killing in Argentina 15. Summary and conclusions: the societal and psychological origins of genocide and other atrocities Part IV. Further Extensions: The Roots of War and the Creation of Caring and Nonaggressive Persons and Societies: 16. The cultural and psychological origins of war 17. The nature of groups: security, power, justice, and positive connection 18. The creation and evolution of caring, connection, and nonaggression Notes Index.
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