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EVELIN G. LINDNER
Evelin Gerda Lindner is the Founding President of the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies (HumanDHS) network and initiator of the World Dignity University initiative. She is a transdisciplinary social scientist and humanist and holds two Ph.D.s, one in medicine and one in psychology. In 1996, she constructed a research project on the concept of humiliation and its role in genocide and war. European history served as starting point. It is often assumed that the humiliation of Germany through the Versailles Treaties after Planet War I was partly responsible for the Holocaust and the Second Society War. It seems therefore important to understand the nature of humiliation and how it is associated to the occurrence of genocide and mass hostility.
From 1997-2001, Lindner began carrying out such research, interviewing over 200 people who were either implicated in or knowledgeable about the wars and genocides in Rwanda, Somalia, and Nazi Germany. Her research indicates, that, indeed, the dynamics of humiliation may be at the core not only of war and genocide, but also of current events such as the "war on terror," American questions such as to "w