Janusz Reykowski is Professor of Psychology at the Polish Academy of Science and co-founder and Chairman (until 2013) of the Academic Council of the Warsaw School of Social Psychology. He is a member of the Academia Europea, a Past President of the Polish Psychological Association, Past President of the International Society of Political Psychology, and an Honorary Member of the Polish Society of Social Psychology. In the last three decades, his research has focused on political psychology, specifically on solving political conflicts and on the development of democratic attitudes. He has published 10 books and over 150 articles and chapters in various languages. He was also awarded the Sanford Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Political Psychology by the International Society of Political Psychology.

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• ContentsPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1. Violence as a Means of Attaining Group GoalsChapter 2: Differences in Mentality-- A Source of Ideological Conflicts Chapter 3: Opposed Interests as a Source of ConflictChapter 4: Economic Freedom as an Ideology Chapter 5: The Market System as a Psychological Mechanism Chapter 6: The Sources of Disenchantment with Democracy Chapter 7: Political Dialogue as an Instrument of the Democratic Policy Making References

Janusz Reykowski is Professor of Psychology at the Polish Academy of Science and co-founder and Chairman (until 2013) of the Academic Council of the Warsaw School of Social Psychology. He is a member of the Academia Europea, a Past President of the Polish Psychological Association, Past President of the International Society of Political Psychology, and an Honorary Member of the Polish Society of Social Psychology. In the last three decades, his research has focused on political psychology, specifically on solving political conflicts and on the development of democratic attitudes. He has published 10 books and over 150 articles and chapters in various languages. He was also awarded the Sanford Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Political Psychology by the International Society of Political Psychology.

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• ContentsPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1. Violence as a Means of Attaining Group GoalsChapter 2: Differences in Mentality-- A Source of Ideological Conflicts Chapter 3: Opposed Interests as a Source of ConflictChapter 4: Economic Freedom as an Ideology Chapter 5: The Market System as a Psychological Mechanism Chapter 6: The Sources of Disenchantment with Democracy Chapter 7: Political Dialogue as an Instrument of the Democratic Policy Making References

Janusz Reykowski is Professor of Psychology at the Polish Academy of Science and co-founder and Chairman (until 2013) of the Academic Council of the Warsaw School of Social Psychology. He is a member of the Academia Europea, a Past President of the Polish Psychological Association, Past President of the International Society of Political Psychology, and an Honorary Member of the Polish Society of Social Psychology. In the last three decades, his research has focused on political psychology, specifically on solving political conflicts and on the development of democratic attitudes. He has published 10 books and over 150 articles and chapters in various languages. He was also awarded the Sanford Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Political Psychology by the International Society of Political Psychology.

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• ContentsPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1. Violence as a Means of Attaining Group GoalsChapter 2: Differences in Mentality-- A Source of Ideological Conflicts Chapter 3: Opposed Interests as a Source of ConflictChapter 4: Economic Freedom as an Ideology Chapter 5: The Market System as a Psychological Mechanism Chapter 6: The Sources of Disenchantment with Democracy Chapter 7: Political Dialogue as an Instrument of the Democratic Policy Making References