title: Collective victimhood and support for joint political decision‐making in conflict regions: The role of shared territorial ownership perceptions
abstract: Abstract In territorial interethnic conflicts people often claim exclusive land ownership for their ingroup. However, they can also view the ingroup and outgroup as entitled to the land. It is unknown what explains such shared ownership perceptions and how these in turn inform opinions about conflict resolution. We focused on different types of collective victimhood as precursors of shared ownership perceptions, and on joint decision‐making as a political outcome. In the context of the Israeli–P
journal: European Journal of Social Psychology