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Intergenerational Transmission of Collective Denial in Post-Conflict Societies

This study examines how the suppression of historical atrocities functions as a structural trauma-response mechanism within national identity formation.

The phenomenon of state-sanctioned silence regarding past mass trauma creates an environment where 'Liar's-Heir-Syndrome' dynamics dictate social cohesion. The Powell-Rad Path™ lens reveals how the refusal to acknowledge state-perpetrated crimes acts as a primary electrode of systemic cognitive dissonance.

Collective DenialEESState-sanctioned silenceIdentity-defense

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