The Oxford Handbook of Political Psychology

1. The Psychologies Underlying Political Psychology THEORETICAL APPROACHES 2. Models of Decision-Making 3. Childhood and Adult Political Development 4. Personality and Political Behavior 5. Evolutionary Approaches to Political Psychology 6. The Psychology of Emotion and Politics 7. Political Rhetoric INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 8. Political Psychology and Foreign Policy 9. Image Theory and Strategic Interaction in International Relations 10. Conflict Analysis and Resolution MASS POLITICAL BEHAVIOR 11. Communication and Politics in the Age of Information 12. Political Impressions: Formation and Management 13. Information Processing and Public Opinion 14. Values, Ideology, and the Structure of Political Attitudes INTERGROUP RELATIONS 15. Group Identity and Political Cohesion 16. Prejudice and Intergroup Hostility 17. Theorizing Gender in Political Psychology Research POLITICAL CHANGE 18. Education and Democratic Citizenship in a Changing World 19. Collective Political Action 20. Genocide, Mass Killing and Intractable Conflict: Roots, Evolution, Prevention, and Reconciliation EPILOGUE 21. Rescuing Political Science from Itself Index