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Polizeiliche Gefahren- und Kampfnarrative: (Dys-)Funktionen in der Perspektive der Terror-Management-Theorie

In: Handbuch Polizeipsychologie

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  • Mario S. Staller

    (Hochschule für Polizei und öffentliche Verwaltung Nordrhein-Westfalen)

  • Swen Koerner

    (Abteilung für Trainingspädagogik und Martial Research)

  • Benjamin Zaiser

    (University of Liverpool)

Abstract

Zusammenfassung Innerhalb der Polizei existieren reflexionswürdige organisationskulturelle Wissensbestände, die über zwei miteinander verbundene Narrative transportiert werden. Das polizeiliche Gefahrennarrativ beschreibt eine immerwährende und ansteigende Gefahr für Polizistys, wohingegen das Kampfnarrativ polizeiliche Arbeit primär als Kampf gegen das Böse konzeptualisiert. Unter der Perspektive der Terror- Management-Theorie sind beide Narrative geeignet, die Gedanken an die eigene individuelle Sterblichkeit zu aktualisieren und verschiedene Abwehrmechanismen zu fördern. Die Abwehrmechanismen produzieren wiederum gesellschaftlich dysfunktionale Verhaltensweisen von Polizistys, die individuell als funktional betrachtet werden können.

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  • Mario S. Staller & Swen Koerner & Benjamin Zaiser, 2023. "Polizeiliche Gefahren- und Kampfnarrative: (Dys-)Funktionen in der Perspektive der Terror-Management-Theorie," Springer Books, in: Mario S. Staller & Benjamin Zaiser & Swen Koerner (ed.), Handbuch Polizeipsychologie, pages 129-149, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-40118-4_7
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-40118-4_7
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