A GUIDE TO NAVIGATING THE DIVERSE FIELD OF POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY WITH A WEALTH OF CRITICAL ARGUMENTS BASED ON RESEARCH.

Political Psychology is a collective volume grounded in empirical research and critical reasoning. It highlights alternative approaches in psychological research that challenge our traditional assumptions about the world.

With the participation of an international team of experts, the book's chapters develop a meaningful exchange of ideas drawing on arguments and concepts from social psychology, sociology, history, media studies, and philosophy.

Thus, it forms an important text that leads to a broader understanding of the different mental positions that academics can adopt regarding political psychology. Covering a wide range of fields, Political Psychology sets a historical context for the subject of study and develops a critical history of common research methods.