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Blood Lines: From Ethnic Pride to Ethnic Terrorism

Legvold, Robert, Volkan, Vamik·1998·Foreign Affairs
DOI 10.2307/20048837
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* Deadly Distinctions: The Rise of Ethnic Violence * Ethnic Tents: Descriptions of Large-Group Identities * Anwar el-Sadat Goes to Jerusalem: The Psychology of International Conflicts Observed at Close Range * Chosen Trauma: Unresolved Mourning * Ancient Fuel for a Modern Inferno: Time Collapse in Bosnia-Herzegovina * We-ness: Identifications and Shared Reservoirs * Enemy Images: Minor Differences and Dehumanization * Two Rocks in the Aegean Sea: Turks and Greeks in Conflict * Unwanted Corpses in Latvia: An Attempt at Purification * A Palestinian Orphanage: Rallying Around a Leader * Ethnic Terrorism and Terrorists: Belonging by Violence * From Victim to Victimizer: The Leader of the PKK (Kurdish Workers Party) * Totem and Taboo in Romania: The Internalization of a Dead Leader and Restabilization of an Ethnic Tent * Experiment in Estonia: Unofficial Diplomacy at Work * Afterword: Psychoanalysis and Diplomacy

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Authors
Legvold, R., & Volkan, V.
Venue
Foreign Affairs
Publisher
JSTOR
Published
1998
Volume
77
Issue
2
Pages
158
ISSN
0015-7120 (ISSN-L)
DOI
10.2307/20048837
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751
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Type
journal article
Language
en
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