Understanding collective anger in intractable conflicts: context, emotions and the possibility of co-existence in the Rohingya conflict in Myanmar - Laoutides C.

In the context of intractable conflicts, emotions such as anger, constitute a major factor in the formation of attitude and behaviour. Collective public in-group anger is based on an appraisal of the out-group's behaviour as unjust and unfair. Anger is the...
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