10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DELEGITIMISATION»
Discover the use of
delegitimisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
delegitimisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New Zionism and the Foreign Policy System of Israel
Incremental Changes in the Political Belief System: The Process of
Delegitimisation. Efforts to discern evolving changes in a belief system are
inherently difficult. These changes are normally incremental and spread out over
long stretches of ...
2
European Review of Social Psychology
Delegitimisation (Bar-Tal. 1989) refers to the fact that some social groups are
categorised so negatively that they are excluded from humankind. Those groups
are considered to be outside the limits of acceptable norms and/or values.
Because ...
Wolfgang Stroebe, Miles Hewstone, 2005
3
Between Babel and Pentecost: Transnational Pentecostalism in ...
TRANSNATIONALISED. RELIGIOUS. NEEDS. AND. POLITICAL.
DELEGITIMISATION. IN. LATIN. AMERICA. Andre. Corten1. In Latin America
today, instead of a return of the religious, new religious needs, produced by
transnationalisation, ...
André Corten, Ruth Marshall-Fratani, 2001
4
The Social Psychology of Aggression
According to Bar-Tal (1990), delegitimisation is an important process mediating
between the devaluation of out-groups and the performance of harmful action
against out-group members. Delegitimisation refers to the “categorization of a
group ...
5
Discourse and Power in a Multilingual World
Chilton proposes three categories to describe the strategic use of language when
conditions constrain or distort communication: (i) Coercion (ii) Legit- imisation
and delegitimisation and (iii) Representation and misrepresentation. Political ...
6
SYMBOLISM AND POWER IN CENTRAL ASIA: Politics of the Spectacular
Delegitimisation of democracy through the presentation of 'failed' attempts at
democratisation in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan is a crucial part of delegitimisation
of the negative international perspective on Central Asian politics. This strategy ...
7
The Sociology of War and Violence
However, what is missing in this largely psychological account is the fact that the
character, degree and intensity of delegitimisation are deeply linked to the nature
of the violent conflict. In other words, rather than there being a universal ...
8
Danger and Opportunity: Explaining International Crisis Outcomes
Lee uses the ideas of nuclear taboo, tradition of non-use, (a high degree of) self-
deterrence and delegitimisation of nuclear weapons as synonyms. He argues
that 'The delegitimisation of nuclear weapons will have occurred when there is an
...
9
Counter-Terrorism Policing: Community, Cohesion and Security
Once the state is delegitimised in this way, violence by non-state actors against it
and its citizens is more easily justified. The process of delegitimisation informed
much of the work of the late Israeli terrorism scholar Ehud Sprinzak. In his model
...
Sharon Pickering, Jude McCulloch, David Wright-Neville, 2008
10
Analysing Political Discourse: Theory and Practice
The strategies of delegitimisation (of the other) and legitimisation (of the self) mav
perhaps he conceptualised as lying at opposite ends of a scale. These end
points may coincide with positive face (heing an insider and legitimate) and
negative ...
Paul Anthony Chilton, 2004
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DELEGITIMISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
delegitimisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Daesh: the postmodern non-state
Both those inside the halls of power and those outside it contribute to the creeping and insidious delegitimisation of the state with almost ... «The News International, Jul 15»
Listen to the lunatic fringe
A climate is being created for the delegitimisation of the judiciary, a scenario that will ultimately lead to the discrediting of judgments and ... «News24, Jul 15»
[Opinion] How to combat anti-Semitism and Islamophobia?
Demonisation of adherents of a religion or a people easily leads to delegitimisation of those who open bridges across communities. This type of ... «EUobserver, Jun 15»
Why an academic boycott of Israel won't work
... behind a political agenda of delegitimisation – singling out one country and one people whom, based on their past history of persecution and ... «University World News, Jun 15»
EU Labelling of Israeli Products Puts it in the Jew-Hater's Camp
... as just the “first step” in its campaign of racial vilification, denigration and delegitimisation designed to ultimately dismantle the Jewish State. «Arutz Sheva, Jun 15»
Latest Palestinian ruse? They'll do anything except make peace
... would quit the rejectionism and actually recognise Israel as a Jewish state, dumping support for terrorism and delegitimisation along the way, ... «The Commentator, Jun 15»
Examining Breaking the Silence
... and all those who wish Israel well should applaud their courage, rather than retreating into tired mantras about hatred and delegitimisation. «J-Wire Jewish Australian News Service, Jun 15»
Campaign is Israel-specific and so anti-Semitic
Second, its main objective is a drip-by-drip delegitimisation of Israel, leading eventually to its collapse. Israel is the only Jewish state in the ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Israel to sue BDS activists
... against “delegitimisation activists” around the world on charges of harming Israeli trade, as well as racism and discrimination against Israel. «Alternative Information Center, Jun 15»
Israel govt. report: BDS can devastate economy
Under the title “Economy of Israel in the Shadow of the Delegitimisation Campaign", a report drawn up by Israel's finance ministry examines ... «Alternative Information Center, Jun 15»
