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Diversity needs change on various levels: Towards more diverse award recipients!

by Kai Sassenberg, IWM & University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany & Ángel Gómez, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, UNED, Madrid, Spain

10.05.2021, by Tina Keil in opinion

Call for Research on long-term Consequences of Formal Communist Regimes

by Cătălin Mamali, Ph.D.

25.11.2019, by Tina Keil in opinion

Building bridges between knowledge and action: An overview of the event 'Rethinking Refugees – Knowledge and Action'

by Sindhuja Sankaran

14.12.2018, by Tina Keil in opinion

Rethinking Refugees - Knowledge and Action

Preserving Scientific Integrity While Helping Other Social Psychologists Without Partisanship

by Masi Noor, Keele University and Yasemin Gülsüm Acar, Özyeğin University

17.05.2018, by Tina Keil in opinion

A Day in the Court

A Report from Turkey

06.03.2018, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

An inquiry on election polls

By John Curtice, Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, and President of the British Polling Council

01.11.2017, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

How not to be WEIRD in social psychology: Solution proposals for issues facing social psychologists in or from developing countries

By Fouad Bou Zeineddine, Assistant Professor, The American University of Cairo, Egypt

01.11.2017, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

On doing research on terrorism

Bertjan Doosje (University of Amsterdam)
Is it possible to study terrorism ? What can social psychology contribute to the understanding of terrorism, in terms of roots and consequences?

01.11.2016, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

In the Head of the New Ninjas of Islam

Pascal Huguet (Université Blaise Pascal et CNRS)
How can social psychology inform the public debate about the causes of terrorism? A contribution published in the French newspaper Liberation in the aftermath of the November terrorist attacks that occurred in Paris in 2015

01.11.2016, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

Islamist terrorism and the reactions of Muslim immigrants in France: Some keys of understanding from social psychology

Abdelatif Er Rafiy (Université de Poitiers, France)
Between January 2015 and July 2016, France experienced a series of events, ranging from a succession of terrorist attacks in Paris and Nice to the Burkini ban. What are the possible impacts on, and the reactions of, the Muslim minority leaving in France?

01.11.2016, by Sibylle Classen in opinion

Reflections on the Vision of Social Psychology

Report on a Conference by Sandra Obradović & Cathy Nicholson (London School of Economics and Political Science)

04.11.2015, by Kai Sassenberg in opinion

Using European funding to develop an independent career in social psychology: The ERC Starting Grant

Thomas L. Webb, University of Sheffield, UK

04.11.2015, by Kai Sassenberg in opinion

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Diversity needs change on various levels: Towards more diverse award recipients!

Call for Research on long-term Consequences of Formal Communist Regimes

Building bridges between knowledge and action: An overview of the event 'Rethinking Refugees – Knowledge and Action'

Preserving Scientific Integrity While Helping Other Social Psychologists Without Partisanship

A Day in the Court

An inquiry on election polls

How not to be WEIRD in social psychology: Solution proposals for issues facing social psychologists in or from developing countries

On doing research on terrorism

In the Head of the New Ninjas of Islam

Islamist terrorism and the reactions of Muslim immigrants in France: Some keys of understanding from social psychology

Reflections on the Vision of Social Psychology

Using European funding to develop an independent career in social psychology: The ERC Starting Grant

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