1st Edition
Applied Warfare Psychology From Propaganda to Reconstruction
Introduction
Part 1. PREPARE
1. Naïve Pacifism Must Be Overcome
Eric Bonetto
2. Understanding Individuals’ Attitudes Towards War
Loïc Fierens
3. Strategic Use of Threats in War Propaganda
Thomas Arciszewski
4. Conspiracy Theories and the Moral Reframing of Conflicting Groups
Paul Bertin and Kenzo Nera
5. Critical Thinking Education to Immunize Against Disinformation
Denis Caroti
6. Collective Temporal Thought and Future Violence
Jeremy K. Yamashiro and Joshua Rotondo
7. Persuading with Collective Rituals
José J. Pizarro C.
Part 2. ACT
8. Behavioral Science for Civilian Protection
Volodymyr Vakhitov and Nataliia Zaika
9. Evidence-Based Strategies for Countering Disinformation
Jais Adam-Troian
10. Wartime Mobilization: Contributions from Social Psychology
Fabien Girandola
11. The Psychological Foundations of Willingness to Fight and Conflict Endurance
Jais Adam-Troian and Pierre Bouchat
12. The Moral Code of Sanctity and Its Use in PSYOPS Communication
Tomasz Grzyb and Dariusz Doliński
13. Use of the Maritime Environment in Psychological Operations
Maria Grzyb and Tomasz Grzyb
14. Mental Health Issues and Interventions for War Related Refugees
Ersin Uygun and Hande Deveci
15. Launching a Psychological Support Hotline in Ukraine and Abroad
Valeriia Palii
Part 3. REBUILD
16. Inciting Refugees to Return Home
Volodymyr Vakhitov and Nataliia Zaika
17. The Psychosocial Traces of Collective Trauma
Lucie Da Costa Silva, Francis Eustache, and Peggy Quinette
18. Memorial Consequences of Conflicts
Aline Cordonnier and Ségolène Cardon
19. Moral and Legal Judgments of Acts of War
Alexis I. Lass and Justin F. Landy
20. The Will to Fight for Peace with the Enemy
Ángel Gómez, Laura Rodríguez-Gómez, Sara Fregenal, and Juana Chinchilla
21. Saving Private Dialogue
Baptiste Raymond
22. The Limits of Reconciliation
Valérie Rosoux
Conclusion
Biography
Pierre Bouchat, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Social Psychology at the Université de Lorraine, France, and a fellow of the Institut universitaire de France. His research focuses on the long-term psychosocial effects of war. He is also interested in the role of collective emotions at the individual, intra- and inter-group levels. Outside academia, Pierre is a reserve infantry officer.
Jais Adam-Troian, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Heriot-Watt University Dubai, and Visiting Assistant Professor at the Kyiv School of Economics, Ukraine, where he teaches persuasion and influence techniques applied to the war effort. His research focuses on the psychology of conflict, including propaganda, violent extremism, and disinformation, with a special emphasis on conspiracy theories.
