Dr. T. (Tine) Molendijk

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Tine Molendijk (1987) is a Dutch cultural anthropologist. Dr. Molendijk is an interdisciplinary-minded social scientist specialized in the topics of violence, military culture and mental health, in particular post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and moral injury.

Career

Molendijk works as assistant professor Social and behavioral sciences at the Faculty of Military Sciences at the Netherlands Defense Academy (NLDA). She teaches about ethics and the psychosocial dynamics of (military) violence, and conducts ethnographic, interdisciplinary research on moral injury and the daily experience of soldiers. In her research she usually adopts an interdisciplinary view, drawing together insights from the fields of moral philosophy, psychology, cultural anthropology, sociology and political science.

Grants and awards

• 2021. Grote Van Helsdingenprijs, for the best book on the borderline of psychiatry and philosophy in 2019 & 2020, awarded by Stichting Psychiatrie en Filosofie.
• 2019. NWA-ORC grant for research project 'Understanding & Preventing Moral Injury', awarded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
• 2014. Best sociological article in 2012 & 2013, awarded by the Dutch Sociology Association (NSV).
• 2012. Nominee of the Visions of Peace Thesis Award 2012, awarded by Stichting Vredeswetenschappen

Bibliography (selection)

Books

Dr. T. (Tine) Molendijk
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Born
🏳️ Nationality	Dutch
🎓 Alma mater	University of Amsterdam; Radboud University Nijmegen
💼 Occupation
🌐 Website	http://www.tinemolendijk.nl

Molendijk, T. (2021). Moral Injury and Soldiers in Conflict: Political Practices and Public Perceptions. London: Routledge.

Articles (selection)

• 2022. (together with A. Drogendijk, M. Elands, E-H Kramer, A. Smit and D.E.M. Verweij) Contextual Dimensions of Moral Injury: An Interdisciplinary Review. Military Psychology 0(0): 1–12.
• 2022. Morele verwondingen: Naar een interdisciplinaire benadering van psychische problematiek onder militairen. [Moral Injuries: Toward an Interdisciplinary Approach of Psychological Problems in Soldiers.] In: W. Kusters, ed. Impressies uit het Grensgebied van Psychiatrie en Filosofie. Reeuwijk: Stichting Psychiatrie en Filosofie, 37–53.
• 2021. Moral Complexities of Military Deployment: Dutch Soldiers' Experiences of Value Conflict and Moral Injury. In: D. Schmitz Wortmeyer, ed. Deep Loyalties: Values in Military Lives. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing.
• 2021. Warnings against Romanticising Moral Injury. The British Journal of Psychiatry, 220(1): 1–3.
• 2021. (together with E. van Baarle) Resilience as the Road to Mental Readiness? Reflections from an Ethics-of-care Perspective. Journal of Military Ethics: 20(2): 129–144.
• 2021. (together with J.P. Kalkman) The Role of Strategic Ambiguity in Moral Injury: A Case Study of Dutch Border Guards Facing Moral Challenges. Journal of Management Inquiry, 30(2): 221–234.
• 2020. Morele verwonding: De psychische impact van moreel-kritische situaties [Moral Injury: The Psychological Impact of Morally Critical Situations.] In: D.E.M. Verweij, ed. Ethiek en de militaire praktijk. Amsterdam: Boom, 89–108.
• 2020 (together with B. van den Herik and H. Bouwmeester) Zeg me dat het niet waar is...? Nederlands beleid en de rol van de krijgsmacht tegen desinformatie. [Tell Me It's Not True...? Dutch Policy and the Role of the Armed Forces against Disinformation.] Militaire Spectator,189(9): 418–429.
• 2020, Moral injury: De psychische impact van moreel-kritische situaties tijdens en na uitzendingen. [Moral Injury: The Psychological Impact of Morally Critical Situations During and After Deployments.] Militaire Spectator, 189(11): 554–567.
• 2019. (together with D.E.M. Verweij) Voorkomen is beter dan genezen: Moral injury vanuit macro- en micro-perspectief [Prevention is Better than Cure. Moral Injury from a Micro and Macro Perspective.] In: M. van der Giessen, P.H. Kamphuis, E.R. Muller, U. Rosenthal, G. Valk, and E. Vermetten, eds. Veteranen: Veteranen en veteranenbeleid in Nederland. Deventer: Wolters Kluwer, 165–184.
• 2019. The Role of Political Practices in Moral Injury: A Study of Afghanistan Veterans. Political Psychology, 40(2): 261-275.
• 2018. Moral Injury in Relation to Public Debates: The Role of Societal Misrecognition in Moral Conflict-Colored Trauma among Soldiers. Social Science & Medicine, 211: 314–320.
• 2018. Toward an Interdisciplinary Conceptualization of Moral Injury: From Unequivocal Guilt and Anger to Moral Conflict and Disorientation. New Ideas in Psychology, 51: 1-8.
• 2018. Moral injury en erkenning: Eenduidige verhalen over oorlog tegenover tegenstrijdige uitzendervaringen. [Moral injury and Recognition: Unequivocal Narratives about War versus Contradictory Deployment Experiences.] In: D. Muller and E. Kamp (Eds.) Moral injury: Verborgen littekens van het innerlijke strijdveld. Delft: Eburon, 89–101.
• 2018. (together with E.H. Kramer and D.E.M. Verweij) Moral Aspects of 'Moral Injury': Analyzing Conceptualizations on the Role of Morality in Military Trauma. Journal of Military Ethics, 17(1): 36–53.
• 2017. Oude en nieuwe rituelen voor moral injury [Ancient and New Rituals for Moral Injury]. Religie & Samenleving, 12(2/3): 221–229.
• 2016. (together with E.H. Kramer and D.E.M. Verweij) Conflicting Notions on Violence and PTSD in the Military: Institutional and Personal Narratives of Combat-Related Illness. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 40(3): 338–360.

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