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Social Psychological Responses to Crises and Threats
Conference at New York University
Organized by Frontiers in Social Psychology and the Center for Social and Political Behavior at NYU
Special Key Roundtable: Do Americans Protest "Enough"?
Featuring:
Prof. John Jost (NYU)
Prof. Jeff Goodwin (NYU)
Prof. Ida Susser (Hunter College, CUNY)
Moderator: Prof. Doron Shultziner
This one-day NYU (New York campus) conference brings together scholars working on social psychological responses to crises and threats, including political conflict, democratic backsliding, migration, protests, and environmental challenges.
This one-day NYU (New York campus) conference brings together scholars working on social psychological responses to crises and threats, including political conflict, democratic backsliding, migration, protests, and environmental challenges.
The goal of the conference is to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on how individuals and groups respond to perceived threats, and to explore the psychological mechanisms underlying attitudes, collective action, intergroup relations, and political behavior.
The goal of the conference is to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on how individuals and groups respond to perceived threats, and to explore the psychological mechanisms underlying attitudes, collective action, intergroup relations, and political behavior.
The conference is connected to a forthcoming special issue in Frontiers in Social Psychology on the same theme.
The conference is connected to a forthcoming special issue in Frontiers in Social Psychology on the same theme.
Conference organizers:
Prof. Doron Shultziner
Visiting Scholar, Social Justice Lab, New York University
Visiting Scholar, Humanities and Social Science Department, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Department of Government, Communication & Diplomacy, Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College
Email: ds8562@nyu.edu
Dr. Keren Levy Ganany-Snider
Department of Government, Communication & Diplomacy, Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College
Email: kerensn@jmc.ac.il
Prof. John Jost
Social Justice Lab, Psychology Department, New York University
Frontiers in Social Psychology
Frontiers in Social Psychology
Special Issue: Social Psychological Responses and Behavior in the Context of Crises and Threats
Special Issue: Social Psychological Responses and Behavior in the Context of Crises and Threats
* Participants in the conference are encouraged to submit their work to the special issue.
Social psychological responses and behavior in the context of crises and threats
Contexts: political, social, war, conflict, environmental
Examples of topics and contexts: conflicts and war, migrants and emigrations, protests and social movements
Studies may focus on explaining: Attitudes, policy preferences, collective action, inaction, intergroup relations, social and political trust
Empirical studies in qualitative or quantitative methods
Conference Venue
Conference Venue
The Department of Psychology, NYU
The Department of Psychology, NYU
6 Washington Place, New York, NY 10003
6 Washington Place, New York, NY 10003
The conference is at the Department of Psychology at NYU, next to the famous Washington Square Park.
The conference is at the Department of Psychology at NYU, next to the famous Washington Square Park.
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