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  • ART : 32310 : Not available for external loan
    A tale of two exceptions : everyday politics of democratic backsliding in Tunisia
    English
    20231100
    Taylor and Francis
    Tunisia | populism | authoritarianism | politics | coup d'etat effects | transition to democracy effectiveness | public opinion | rural areas | attitude to government | attitude to democracy | fear | nostalgia | personal values | determinants of cooperative behaviour
    Journal of North African studies ; vol. 28, no. 6
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    ART : 32495 : Not available for external loan
    Support for democratic policing among frontline police officers : the role of social dominance orientation
    English
    20230701
    Oxford University Press
    United States | attitude of police personnel | attitude to democracy | policing models | social dominance | social hierarchies | police violence | attitude to violence | complicity | personal values | world view | developed countries
    British journal of criminology ; doi: 10.1093/bjc/azad029
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    ART : 32512 : Not available for external loan
    Basic values as a motivational framework relating individual values with acculturation strategies among Arab immigrants and refugees across different settlement contexts
    English
    20230505
    Frontiers Research Foundation
    acculturation strategies | psychometrics | social marginalisation | Brief Acculturation Orientation Scale (BAOS) | adaptation | Syrian refugees | cultural assimilation | community integration | personal values | Arabs | immigrants | refugees | motivation | universal
    Frontiers in psychology ; vol. 14
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    ART : 32156 : Not available for external loan
    The security mindset : corrections officer workplace culture in late mass incarceration
    English
    20230500
    Sage
    United States | prison personnel | organisational culture | prison reform effects | group processes | belief systems | trust | prisoner-personnel relations | interpersonal relations | prisoner rehabilitation effectiveness | attitude of prison personnel | personal values | prison subculture | personal safety | language
    Theoretical criminology ; vol. 27, no. 2
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    ART : 30500 : Not available for external loan
    After the revolution : Tunisian journalism students and a news media in transition
    English
    20230300
    Sage
    Tunisia | transition to democracy | education | personal values | social survey [publication type] | attitude | social change | social responsibility | mass media's role | journalist's role | politics | motivation | students | journalists
    Journalism ; vol. 24, no. 3
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    ART : 31261 : Not available for external loan
    Volunteering in the front line of the Ukrainian refugee crisis : a brief report from Poland
    English
    20220929
    Frontiers Editorial Office
    Poland | refugee aid | volunteerism | motivation | altruism | personal values | Ukrainian refugees | war victims
    Frontiers in public health ; vol. 10
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    ART : 31304 : Not available for external loan
    Moral injury and the lived experience of political violence
    English
    20220000
    Cambridge University Press
    political violence effects | offspring of torture victims | torture effects | interviewing torture victims | data collection | vicarious traumatisation | human rights documentation | human rights investigations | traumatic exposure | armed conflict effects | personal values | moral injury | Iraq
    Ethics and international affairs ; vol. 36, no. 1
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    MON : 2023.017 : Not available for external loan
    Skam i professionelle relationer
    Danish
    20220000
    Samfundslitteratur
    9788759337004
    universal | shame | personality | blame attribution | guilt | self-esteem | personal values | belief systems | morality | professional ethics | vicarious traumatisation prevention
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    ART : 29863 : Not available for external loan
    Value differences between refugees and German citizens : insights from a representative survey
    English
    20211000
    Wiley-Blackwell
    Germany | personal values | secularism | attitude to democracy | political systems | Muslims | belief systems | gender aspects | governance | cultural assimilation | group differences | cross-cultural differences | acculturation | Germans | refugees | cross-cultural comparison | world view
    International migration ; vol. 59, no. 5
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    ART : 29591 : Not available for external loan
    Prison subculture
    English
    20210000
    Palgrave Macmillan
    Iran | Iran, Islamic Republic of | prisoner subculture | social hierarchies | group processes | social control, informal | prisoner discipline | criminal gangs | drug users | determinants of victimisation | suffering | prisoners, female | prisoners, male | prisoner violence | criminals | prisoner characteristics | drug dealing | economic activities | personal values | belief systems | morality | social dominance | honour | prisoner classification | terminology | social capital | family relations | sexual behaviour | social stigma | homosexuality, male | homosexuality, female | privacy | language | interpersonal relations | trust
    Prison in Iran: a known unknown. (Palgrave studies in prisons and penology book series). - ISBN 978-3-030-57168-9
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