Friction: How Conflict Radicalizes Them and Us
by Clark Mccauley, Sophia Moskalenko
Friction explores how conflict can radicalize individuals and groups. Drawing on psychological and social perspectives, Clark Mccauley and Sophia Moskalenko examine the forces that shape reactions to opposition and help explain how contentious situations can influence beliefs, identities, and behavior.
About This Book
Friction examines the relationship between conflict and radicalization, focusing on how opposition can influence individuals and groups.
Clark Mccauley and Sophia Moskalenko explore the processes through which conflict may intensify attitudes, identities, and behavior.
The book offers a social and psychological perspective on the ways friction can affect both those involved in conflict and the broader communities around them.
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