Chapters
The Book Proposal:
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF EXTREMISM - Edited by Joseph P. Forgas
Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)
Collective narcissism
as a threat to democracy and social cohesion
Joel Cooper (Princeton University)
The Extremism Cycle:
False beliefs, social identity and cognitive dissonance
William D. Crano (Claremont Graduate
University), Benjamin J. Anjewierden & Amber M. Gaffney
(Cal Poly Humboldt University)
The Fathers of
Extremism: How they succeed or fail
David Dunning (University of Michigan)
The Dunning-Kruger
Effect in Extremist Belief and Reasoning
Julia Ebner (University of Oxford)
Leader-Follower
Dynamics in Violent Regimes: A Conceptual Framework for
Understanding the Social Psychology of Cumulative Radicalisation
Joseph P Forgas (University of New South Wales)
The role of
propaganda in promoting ideological extremism and autocracy
Jeremy Ginges (London School of Economics and
Political Science)
The social psychology
of extreme violence
Gilad Hirschberger, Romi Josef-Benyamini & Sivan
Hirsch-Hoefler (Reichman University)
Signals of Peace,
Echoes of Violence: Distinguishing Visionary from Blind Extremism
Lee Jussim, Danit Finkelstein, Sonia Yanovsky, Ohad Fedida
(Rutgers University), Gidon Fihrer
(Network Contagion Research Institute), Nathaniel Bork
(University of Arkansas) & Joel Finkelstein
(Network Contagion Research Institute)
Anti-Bigotry Extremism
and A Possible Antidote
Peter Kreko (Eötvös Loránd University)
Mainstreaming Extremism:
How Illiberal Governance Radicalizes the Political Center
Joachim I. Krueger (Brown University)
Accentuation
theory revisited: Tajfel’s legacy for the study of extremism
Sophia Moskalenko (University of Latvia)
Extreme Disconnect:
Extremism-Social Connectedness Continuum Theory
Jon Roozenbeck, Sander van der Linden &
Neil Lavie-Driver (University of Cambridge)
The efficacy and
effectiveness of counter-extremism interventions
A. Timur Sevincer (Leuphana University
Lüneburg) &
Gijsbert Stoet (University of Essex)
Pluralistic
Illusions and Gender Politics: How Misperceptions may Fuel
Polarization in Young Women and Men
Steven Sloman (Brown University)
The Cost of
Conviction: How Sacred Value Frames Lead Us Astray
Jan-Willem van Prooijen (VU University
Amsterdam)
How Conspiracy
Theories Increase Political Extremism