Collective Emotions and Political Violence

Discover the compelling insights of Collective Emotions and Political Violence by Maéva Clément, published by Manchester University Press in 2023. This thought-provoking hardback spans 280 pages and delves into the intricate relationship between collective emotions and political violence, particularly within Islamist organizations in Germany and the UK.

Through a meticulous analysis of primary textual, audio, and video data, Clément challenges conventional interpretations of radicalization, highlighting the significant role emotions play in shaping narratives and actions. This book not only provides a fresh perspective on political violence but also emphasizes the profound impact that collective emotions can have in these contexts. Perfect for scholars and readers interested in political science, sociology, and psychology, this work invites you to rethink the dynamics of emotion in radical movements.