Acknowledgments
Introduction
I. Psychology and the Springboard Model of Dictatorship
II. Psychological Processes in Dictatorship: The Historical Context
References
Index
About the Author
Fathali M. Moghaddam, PhD, is a professor in the Department
of Psychology and the director of the Conflict Resolution Program,
Department of Government at Georgetown University.
Dr. Moghaddam was born in Iran, educated from an early age in
England, and worked for the United Nations and for McGill
University before joining Georgetown in 1990.
He returned to Iran in the spring of revolution in 1979 and was
researching there during the hostage-taking crisis and the early
years of the Iran–Iraq War. He has conducted experimental and field
research in numerous cultural contexts and published extensively on
radicalization, intergroup conflict, human rights and duties, and
the psychology of globalization.
His most recent books include Multiculturalism and Intergroup
Relations (2008); How Globalization Spurs Terrorism (2008); The New
Global Insecurity (2010); Words of Conflict, Words of War (2010,
with Rom Harré); and Psychology for the Third Millennium (2012,
with Rom Harré).
Dr. Moghaddam is the next editor of Peace and Conflict: Journal of
Peace Psychology, and he has received a number of recognitions for
his scholarly contributions, the most recent being the Outstanding
International Psychologist Award for 2012 from APA Division 52
(Division of International Psychology).
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