Systemic Humiliation in America (eBook)

Daniel Rothbart is Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University, USA. In addition to serving as Co-Director of the Program for the Prevention of Mass Violence, he chairs the Sudan Task Group, an organization that seeks to build long-term peace in Sudan, Africa.

1. Power and HumiliationPart I: Social Conflicts and the Politics of Emotions  2. Can Systemic Humiliation be Transformed into Systemic Dignity?3. Insults as Tools of Systemic Humiliation4. Systemic Humiliation and Practical Politics: Class Thematic Reasoning and the Rise of Donald TrumpPart II: Race, Violence, and the Road to Justice  5. The Civil War at 150 Years: Deep Wounds Yet to Heal6. Transforming the Systemic Humiliation of Crime and Justice: Reawakening Black Consciousness7. Truth-Telling from the Margins: Exploring Black-led responses to Police Violence and Systemic HumiliationPart III:  Mental Health, Stigma. and Dignity 8. “To Wander Off in Shame”: Deconstructing the Shaming and Shameful Arrest Policies of Urban Police Departments in Their Treatment of Persons with Mental Disabilities9. Systemic Humiliation in Families10. Madness, Violence, and Human Dignity: Transforming Madness for Dignified Existence