Chapter Social Categorization, Stereotypes and Prejudice

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The Handbook of Peace Psychology

The Handbook of Peace Psychology takes an in-depth look at the theoretical and empirical contributions of psychology to understanding social conflicts. In addition to different forms of violence (e.g., war, racism, poverty), it introduces concepts of peace (e.g., human rights, pacifism, sustainability). The main part consists of a conflict-dynamic view that analyzes social conflicts from their emergence through escalation, de-escalation and resolution to prevention.

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