Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia.

Juan David Villa Gomez; Eliana Maria Urrego Arango; Mónica Alzate; Huseyin Cakal; Daniela  Barrera; Juan José  Iral Rodríguez

doi:10.4324/9781003282174

Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia.

Título traducido de la contribución: Creencias sociales y orientaciones emocionales sobre la protesta social en ciudadanos del común en seis ciudades de Colombia

Juan David Villa Gomez, Eliana Maria Urrego Arango, Mónica Alzate (Co-autor), Huseyin Cakal (Co-autor), Daniela Barrera (Co-autor), Juan José Iral Rodríguez (Co-autor)

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This text aims to understand social beliefs and collective emotional orientations (OEC) about social protest in 'ordinary citizens', not belonging to social movements or political parties, without academic training on the subject. A qualitative methodology is developed, with a hermeneutical approach, using as a collection technique the semi-structured and in-depth interview with 185 participants from 6 cities in central Colombia: Medellín, Bogotá, Bucaramanga, Cali, Armenia and Palmira. The results were analyzed through content analysis. The findings account for significant differences in social beliefs about social protest, marchers, violence, the left and the Public Force, which vary depending on the "agree", "disagree" or "ambivalent" position regarding this phenomenon. It identifies belief systems and OEC that generate social divisions perceived as irreconcilable, hindering the exercise of rights and democracy, becoming a psychosocial barrier to peace.

Título traducido de la contribución	Creencias sociales y orientaciones emocionales sobre la protesta social en ciudadanos del común en seis ciudades de Colombia
Idioma original	Inglés
Título de la publicación alojada	The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America
Editores	Huseyin Cakal, David Sirlopú, Vanessa Smith-Castro
Lugar de publicación	New York, USA / London, RU
Editorial	Routledge
Capítulo	7
Páginas	157-171
Número de páginas	15
Volumen	5
Edición	1
ISBN (versión digital)	978-1-003-28217-4
ISBN (versión impresa)	978-1-032-25226-1, 978-032-25225-4
DOI	https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003282174
Estado	Publicada - abr. 2025

Serie de la publicación

Nombre	Global Perspectives in Political Psychology
Editorial	Routledge, Taylor & Francis
Volumen	5

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acción colectiva
Creencias sociales
Orientaciones emocionales colectivas
Movimientos sociales
Protesta social
Barreras psicosociales para la paz
Subjetividades políticas

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Villa Gomez, J. D., Urrego Arango, E. M., Alzate, M., Cakal, H., Barrera, D., & Iral Rodríguez , J. J. (2025). Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia. En H. Cakal, D. Sirlopú, & V. Smith-Castro (Eds.), The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America (1 ed., Vol. 5, pp. 157-171). (Global Perspectives in Political Psychology; Vol. 5). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003282174

Villa Gomez, Juan David ; Urrego Arango, Eliana Maria ; Alzate, Mónica et al. / Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia. The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America. editor / Huseyin Cakal ; David Sirlopú ; Vanessa Smith-Castro. Vol. 5 1. ed. New York, USA / London, RU : Routledge, 2025. pp. 157-171 (Global Perspectives in Political Psychology).

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Villa Gomez, JD , Urrego Arango, EM, Alzate, M, Cakal, H, Barrera, D & Iral Rodríguez , JJ 2025, Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia. En H Cakal, D Sirlopú & V Smith-Castro (eds.), The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America. 1 ed., vol. 5, Global Perspectives in Political Psychology, vol. 5, Routledge, New York, USA / London, RU, pp. 157-171. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003282174

Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia. / Villa Gomez, Juan David ; Urrego Arango, Eliana Maria; Alzate, Mónica (Co-autor) et al.
The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America. ed. / Huseyin Cakal; David Sirlopú; Vanessa Smith-Castro. Vol. 5 1. ed. New York, USA / London, RU: Routledge, 2025. p. 157-171 (Global Perspectives in Political Psychology; Vol. 5).

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Villa Gomez JD , Urrego Arango EM, Alzate M, Cakal H, Barrera D, Iral Rodríguez JJ. Social Beliefs and Emotional Orientations About Social Protest in Ordinary Citizens in Six Cities in Colombia. En Cakal H, Sirlopú D, Smith-Castro V, editores, The Political Psycholy of Social Unrest in Latin America. 1 ed. Vol. 5. New York, USA / London, RU: Routledge. 2025. p. 157-171. (Global Perspectives in Political Psychology). doi: 10.4324/9781003282174