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    Incoherence in the Iraq War narrative and the concept of collective attachment

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    Authors
    Sochos, Antigonos
    Issue Date
    2015-12-31
    Subjects
    Iraq War
    
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    Abstract
    As a major function of ideological and institutional frameworks is to provide security to the social group, by constructing ideologies and socio-political institutions, social groups also construct their objects of collective attachment. When social debates are conducted openly and freely, they are informed by secure collective attachment representations leading to effective and group-protecting action. When they are conducted in the context of social domination they are informed by insecure collective attachment representations, leading to ineffective and group-compromising action. The decision to invade Iraq in 2003 seems to have been informed by insecure collective attachment representations defining an incoherent social narrative and an ineffective protective strategy.
    Citation
    Sochos A (2015) 'Incoherence in the Iraq War narrative and the concept of collective attachment', The Journal of psychohistory, 42 (4), pp.262-279.
    Publisher
    Association for Psychohistory
    Journal
    The Journal of psychohistory
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10547/624430
    Type
    Article
    Language
    en
    ISSN
    0145-3378
    Collections
    Psychology

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