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¿Resulta adecuado titular un libro: Convivir con la violencia? Sin duda lo es, si pensamos que lo que se quiere decir no es, en ningún caso, que se haya que aceptar resignadamente la violencia. Se habla de que vivimos en un mundo sin paz, en el que la Psicología, como decía Henry Tajfel, más que empeñarse en predecir, debe ayudarnos a comprender.En ningún caso, el lector debe esperar que pueda ser abarcable en un solo volumen el contenido del análisis complejo de la violencia, pero si encontrará estudios incisivos y profundos que ayudan a la reflexión y el conocimiento comprensivo de algunos de los hechos más violentos y reprobables de nuestra sociedad, desde planteamientos psicológicos y educativos; la violencia terrorista y el daño provocado a las víctimas; las relaciones entre identidad, ideología y movimientos terroristas; la violencia en los medios de comunicación; el maltrato a la mujer; las relaciones entre socialización familiar y comprotamientos violentos; el acoso en los centros educativos y la violencia en el deporte, son temas que noos llenan de miedo e inseguridad y, por ello, han de ser estudiadas sus causas, que en muchas ocasiones no se encuentran dentro de los propios individuos, sino más bien en la propia sociedad.
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