Interdisciplinary Applications of Shame/Violence Theory

1. Introduction: An Interdisciplinary Application of Shame/Violence Theory.- 2. Causes and Prevention of Violence: Shame and Guilt in the Individual and Society.- 3. Shame, Gender and Radical Listening.- 4. Shame: An/other View: The Role of Shame in Misrepresenting Existential Anxiety.- 5. 'With the Humble is Wisdom': Humility as an Antidote to Humiliation and Shame.- 6. Making Sense of Shame Feelings in Children and Young People with Developmental Trauma.- 7. Shame/Violence Intervention (SVI).- 8. The Violence Intervention Project (VIP).- 9. Shame and Humiliation as Drivers of Violent Behaviour: A Psychodynamic Analysis of Greek Radical Voters.- 10. The "Deserved" Victimhood of Far-left Terrorism: Shame, Guilt and Status Reversal.- 11. The Dynamics of Pride and Shame in Football Fandom: The Case of FC PAOK (Rosa Vasilaki).- 12. On the Skin of the City: The Shame/Violence Model as a Tool for Interpreting the Unauthorized 'Programmatic' Marking of Buildings in Modern Athens.- 13. Memory Landscapes and Stories of Shame: The Coexistence of Greece, Cyprus and Turkey as an Affective 'Mission Impossible'.- 14. Shameful and Shameless: Projecting Triumph and Humiliation in the Brexit Era - A Psychosocial-Group Methodological Approach.- 15. Living Beyond the Binary: Experiences of Shame and Violence in the Trans Community.- 16. Shame Awareness and Engagement with the Other in Times of Global Malaise: A Manifesto.

Roman Gerodimos is Professor of Global Current Affairs at Bournemouth University, UK, and a Faculty Member at the Salzburg Academy on Media & Global Change, Austria. His research focuses on the challenges facing democracy and global security, and on drivers of civic and global engagement. He is the co-editor of The Media, Political Participation and Empowerment (2013) and The Politics of Extreme Austerity: Greece in the Eurozone Crisis (2015). He has led research projects funded by NATO, the UK Department for International Development, the Independent Social Research Foundation, and the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He has also written, directed and produced four short films and a feature length documentary (Deterrence). Roman is the winner of the Political Studies Association's Arthur McDougall Prize for his research on youth civic engagement, and founder of the Greek Politics Specialist Group of the PSA.

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