Collective victimhood and collective resilience are two sides of the same coin. However,
most literature to date has focused on the experiences and consequences of collective …

People's religious identity is often the central identity in many ethnopolitical conflicts. These
identities in conflict contexts may be associated with how people see conflict and their …

The historical trauma associated with the Indian Residential School (IRS) system was
recently brought to the awareness of the Canadian public. Two studies investigated how the …

In this introduction to the special thematic section, we discuss the pre-eminent research
orientation in the social and political psychology of peace and conflict, its current critiques …

For decades, oppressive state policies have forced some Kurds to leave Turkey and seek
refuge in Western countries, including Sweden and Canada. We conducted semi-structured …

When people describe “history remembering” they engage in collective memory forecasting:
the practice of predicting how recent ingroup-relevant events will be remembered in the …

Abstract Why are Native Americans frequently omitted from mainstream American
consciousness? One possible explanation is that reminders of the ways that non-Native …