How do people respond to inherited histories of violence they did not personally create?
The newest publication on behalf of the CONCILIARE project, by our colleagues at Sapienza University of Rome, examines the evolving concept of collective guilt and shows that acknowledging moral implication can foster relevant social transformation.
The paper, entitled “From Collective Guilt to Moral Implication in Collective Memory Studies,” is now published in the magazine Current Opinion in Psychology, and is available as open access.