Auditing the War on Terror: The Watson Institute's Costs of War Project

Masco, Joseph

doi:10.1111/aman.12012

American Anthropologist

2013

DOI: 10.1111/aman.12012

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Auditing the War on Terror: The Watson Institute's Costs of War Project

Joseph Masco

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“…The cost of intergroup conflict is significant and multifaceted. There are social and economic costs for the loss of life, the destruction of property, and the mental health of those involved (Masco, 2013; McLernon & Cairns, 2001). The perceived injustices from these losses can result in anger and hate creating cycles of violence and retaliation that go on for generations (McLernon, Cairns, Hewstone, & Smith, 2004).…”

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Examining group forgiveness: Conceptual and empirical issues.

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Hirshberg³

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Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology

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What is group forgiveness and can it be measured in an unambiguous way? Recently, scientists have begun to consider the role group forgiveness may play in reducing conflict and enhancing prospects for peace among groups. The forgiveness construct has been, until very recently, primarily operationalized as an individual phenomenon. Increasingly, it is being mapped onto groups. These initial attempts either conflate individual and group capacities or insufficiently describe group forgiveness, rendering the construct ambiguous. While promoting group forgiveness might motivate intergroup peace, empirical support depends on coherent operationalization and sound measurement. We begin by examining the definition of interpersonal forgiveness and the emerging literature on group forgiveness. Based on this review, we present a philosophically coherent operationalization of group forgiveness. Finally, we consider future research directions for researchers interested in studying group forgiveness.

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Biblical Patriotism: An Evangelical Alternative to Nationalism

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In the Deep South of the United States, there has been a strong respect placed on the value of God and country, and this was always seen as a virtue. However, over the past few years, a healthy view of patriotism has blurred with concepts of nationalism. In a deeply divided nation, how should the Christian church view patriotism? These are weighty questions that need to be answered from a biblically evangelical perspective. This book seeks to take a comprehensive look at the topic by examining how the Bible frames patriotic duty as a proper alternative to both nationalism and cosmopolitanism. Both are misguided as nationalism seeks to exalt one's country against others while cosmopolitanism seeks to ignore divinely-ordained boundaries. This book also investigates how American history has framed the popular discourse about patriotism, which has resulted in both American unity and division. Biblical concepts such as loyalty in friendships, family, and land will be considered as a way to make sense of the nature of healthy patriotism. Approaching the subject with the Apostle Paul in mind, who was himself a dual-citizen in his own day, this book then explores the concept of patriotism with a discussion of two contemporary moral issues: the role of the flag in the church and the prevalence of patriotic liturgy.

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Auditing the War on Terror: The Watson Institute's Costs of War Project

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Examining group forgiveness: Conceptual and empirical issues.

Examining group forgiveness: Conceptual and empirical issues.

Biblical Patriotism: An Evangelical Alternative to Nationalism

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