Amir Rosenmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 384713 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amir Rosenmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amir |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosenmann |
| SIGNATURE | ROSENMANN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Haifa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Psychology of Globalization
Psychology of Globalization
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Mapping Lay Perceptions of Contemporary Global Culture and Its Ideological and Political Correlates
Despite growing interest, the content and political correlates of contemporary global culture remain to be systematically explicated. Global culture is argued to be an extension of American‐Western culture, and thus, to propagate an economically conservative agenda alongside a liberal‐progressive social agenda. These conflicting emphases require the decomposition of conservatism into its economic and social facets, as suggested by the dual‐proces…
What about Nontraditional Masculinities? Toward a Quantitative Model of Therapeutic New Masculinity Ideology
Despite scholarly interest in changes in masculinity, no study to date offers quantitative measures of nontraditional masculinity ideologies. We identify common denominators of 'new masculinity' (NM) ideology rooted in therapeutic discourse, which includes themes of authenticity and holistic self-awareness. A theoretical construct of NM was formalized from in-depth interviews and operationalized as the NM Inventory (NMI). The NMI was tested for s…
Alignment with globalized Western culture
Reactions to globalized Western culture (GWC) are influential in shaping intergroup relations and social issues worldwide. GWC is conceptualized here as an inclusionary cultural value system but a simultaneously exclusionary social identity. Whereas GWC's inclusive values may promote the civil liberties and fair treatment of gay people, for instance, as a social identity, groups may use their alignment with GWC to buttress ingroup superiority ove…
Globalisation and global concern
The process of globalisation has gained tremendous momentum over recent decades, resulting in unprecedented human interconnectedness and awareness of global concerns. The current special issue of the European Journal of Social Psychology brings together 10 papers that address this development. This special issue showcases different perspectives on the psychological processes that underlie the cognitive and behavioural responses to the global chal…
Toward an empirical model of male homosocial relatedness
Unit Social Cohesion in the Israeli Military as a Case Study of “Don't Ask, Don't Tell
U.S. military policy “Don't Ask Don't Tell” (DADT) restricted integration of gays in the U.S. military based on the premise that knowledge of gay peers would decrease interpersonal bonds among unit members. Despite the heated debate over DADT, this social cohesion thesis, reflecting the tensions of homosocial desire, has not been tested empirically. The Israeli military provides an operative case‐study for this thesis, given its nonexclusionary p…
Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Dichotomized
Gay identity nonendorsement and the role of dissociative characteristics in a culturally diverse online sample of men who have sex with men
Forced Online
Online sexual behavior may be more completely explained by integrating a Pull Factor analysis, centering on the characteristics of the Internet that make it an appealing outlet for sexuality (e.g., "Triple A Engine") and a Push Factor analysis, centering on characteristics of the offline world that disallow fulfillment of sexual desires. This new framework is utilized in explaining paraphilic (unconventional) sexualities online. Because paraphili…
When Gender Differences Surpass Cultural Differences in Personal Satisfaction with Body Shape in Israeli College Students
Tomboyism, Sexual Orientation, and Adult Gender Roles Among Israeli Women
Forced Online
Online sexual behavior may be more completely explained by integrating a Pull Factor analysis, centering on the characteristics of the Internet that make it an appealing outlet for sexuality (e.g., "Triple A Engine") and a Push Factor analysis, centering on characteristics of the offline world that disallow fulfillment of sexual desires. This new framework is utilized in explaining paraphilic (unconventional) sexualities online. Because paraphili…
What about Nontraditional Masculinities? Toward a Quantitative Model of Therapeutic New Masculinity Ideology
Despite scholarly interest in changes in masculinity, no study to date offers quantitative measures of nontraditional masculinity ideologies. We identify common denominators of 'new masculinity' (NM) ideology rooted in therapeutic discourse, which includes themes of authenticity and holistic self-awareness. A theoretical construct of NM was formalized from in-depth interviews and operationalized as the NM Inventory (NMI). The NMI was tested for s…
Tomboyism, Sexual Orientation, and Adult Gender Roles Among Israeli Women
Toward an empirical model of male homosocial relatedness
Alignment with globalized Western culture
Reactions to globalized Western culture (GWC) are influential in shaping intergroup relations and social issues worldwide. GWC is conceptualized here as an inclusionary cultural value system but a simultaneously exclusionary social identity. Whereas GWC's inclusive values may promote the civil liberties and fair treatment of gay people, for instance, as a social identity, groups may use their alignment with GWC to buttress ingroup superiority ove…
Gay identity nonendorsement and the role of dissociative characteristics in a culturally diverse online sample of men who have sex with men
Unit Social Cohesion in the Israeli Military as a Case Study of “Don't Ask, Don't Tell
U.S. military policy “Don't Ask Don't Tell” (DADT) restricted integration of gays in the U.S. military based on the premise that knowledge of gay peers would decrease interpersonal bonds among unit members. Despite the heated debate over DADT, this social cohesion thesis, reflecting the tensions of homosocial desire, has not been tested empirically. The Israeli military provides an operative case‐study for this thesis, given its nonexclusionary p…
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Globalisation and global concern
The process of globalisation has gained tremendous momentum over recent decades, resulting in unprecedented human interconnectedness and awareness of global concerns. The current special issue of the European Journal of Social Psychology brings together 10 papers that address this development. This special issue showcases different perspectives on the psychological processes that underlie the cognitive and behavioural responses to the global chal…
Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Dichotomized
When Gender Differences Surpass Cultural Differences in Personal Satisfaction with Body Shape in Israeli College Students
Mapping Lay Perceptions of Contemporary Global Culture and Its Ideological and Political Correlates
Despite growing interest, the content and political correlates of contemporary global culture remain to be systematically explicated. Global culture is argued to be an extension of American‐Western culture, and thus, to propagate an economically conservative agenda alongside a liberal‐progressive social agenda. These conflicting emphases require the decomposition of conservatism into its economic and social facets, as suggested by the dual‐proces…
Tomboyism, Sexual Orientation, and Adult Gender Roles Among Israeli Women
When Gender Differences Surpass Cultural Differences in Personal Satisfaction with Body Shape in Israeli College Students
Forced Online
Online sexual behavior may be more completely explained by integrating a Pull Factor analysis, centering on the characteristics of the Internet that make it an appealing outlet for sexuality (e.g., "Triple A Engine") and a Push Factor analysis, centering on characteristics of the offline world that disallow fulfillment of sexual desires. This new framework is utilized in explaining paraphilic (unconventional) sexualities online. Because paraphili…
Gay identity nonendorsement and the role of dissociative characteristics in a culturally diverse online sample of men who have sex with men
Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Dichotomized
Unit Social Cohesion in the Israeli Military as a Case Study of “Don't Ask, Don't Tell
U.S. military policy “Don't Ask Don't Tell” (DADT) restricted integration of gays in the U.S. military based on the premise that knowledge of gay peers would decrease interpersonal bonds among unit members. Despite the heated debate over DADT, this social cohesion thesis, reflecting the tensions of homosocial desire, has not been tested empirically. The Israeli military provides an operative case‐study for this thesis, given its nonexclusionary p…
Toward an empirical model of male homosocial relatedness
Globalisation and global concern
The process of globalisation has gained tremendous momentum over recent decades, resulting in unprecedented human interconnectedness and awareness of global concerns. The current special issue of the European Journal of Social Psychology brings together 10 papers that address this development. This special issue showcases different perspectives on the psychological processes that underlie the cognitive and behavioural responses to the global chal…
Alignment with globalized Western culture
Reactions to globalized Western culture (GWC) are influential in shaping intergroup relations and social issues worldwide. GWC is conceptualized here as an inclusionary cultural value system but a simultaneously exclusionary social identity. Whereas GWC's inclusive values may promote the civil liberties and fair treatment of gay people, for instance, as a social identity, groups may use their alignment with GWC to buttress ingroup superiority ove…
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Mapping Lay Perceptions of Contemporary Global Culture and Its Ideological and Political Correlates
Despite growing interest, the content and political correlates of contemporary global culture remain to be systematically explicated. Global culture is argued to be an extension of American‐Western culture, and thus, to propagate an economically conservative agenda alongside a liberal‐progressive social agenda. These conflicting emphases require the decomposition of conservatism into its economic and social facets, as suggested by the dual‐proces…
What about Nontraditional Masculinities? Toward a Quantitative Model of Therapeutic New Masculinity Ideology
Despite scholarly interest in changes in masculinity, no study to date offers quantitative measures of nontraditional masculinity ideologies. We identify common denominators of 'new masculinity' (NM) ideology rooted in therapeutic discourse, which includes themes of authenticity and holistic self-awareness. A theoretical construct of NM was formalized from in-depth interviews and operationalized as the NM Inventory (NMI). The NMI was tested for s…
The Psychology of Globalization
Psychology of Globalization
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Globalization (4 works) · Ideology (4 works)