Political Psychology of Attitudes towards the West

Explore the complexities of international perceptions in "Political Psychology of Attitudes towards the West" by Björn Goldstein. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2020, this insightful paperback spans 246 pages and delves into the intriguing question: Why do certain individuals from the so-called "non-West" hold favorable views of the "West," while others do not? Goldstein's work is rooted in the concepts of psychological authoritarianism and examines the psychological responses to experiences of rejection. This theoretical model not only sheds light on individual attitudes but also offers predictions about these perceptions. Ideal for scholars and anyone interested in political psychology, this book is a must-read for understanding the dynamics of East-West relations.