International Society of Political Psychology
Eighteenth Annual Scientific Meeting ANA Hotel, Washington, DC
(USA) July 5-8, 1995
PROGRAM
TUESDAY, July 4 6:30
Executive Committee Meeting
WEDNESDAY, July 5, 9:30-11:30
Conference Registration 12:00-4:00
Room: Ballroom II
Governing Council -- Briefing of new officers
Room: Latrobe
WEDNESDAY, 1:00 - 4:30
Workshop #1: Futuring: A Generative Approach to Nation-Building
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Louise Diamond, Executive Director
Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy
Workshop #2: Psychological Issues in Cross-Cultural Collaboration
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Joshua Searle-White
Department of Psychology
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Governing Council Meeting
Room: Latrobe
WEDNESDAY 6:00 - 8:00
Opening Ceremony and Reception
(Sponsored by George Washington University)
Russell Senate Office Building, Room 325
Greetings from prominent Senators and Representatives tba
THURSDAY, July 6, 1995 8:30-4:00
Conference Registration
Room: Ballroom II
THURSDAY 8:45-4:00
Book sale: Ballroom II
THURSDAY 8:45-10:30
Thur. 1.1 Panel: Small Groups and the Advisory System in the Nixon
Administration
Room: Decatur
Chair: Aaron Belkin--University of California, Berkeley
"A Psychopolitical view of relationships in Richard Nixon's
inner circle of advisers"
Betty Glad and Michael Link--University of South Carolina
"Foreign policy advisors in the influence process: A focus on
the Nixon administration"
Jean Garrison--University of South Carolina
Discussant: Aaron Belkin--University of California, Berkeley
Thur. 1.2 Panel: New Theories of Authoritarianism
Room: Culpepper
Chair: William F. Stone--University of Maine
"The fear of disorder: An approach to authoritarianism"
Stanley Feldman and Karen Stenner--SUNY Stony Brook
"A psychological measure of authoritarianism: Evidence from
three empirical studies"
Detlef Oesterreich--Max Planck Institute for Human Development
"Economic distress and authoritarianism in the US and Russia"
Sam G. McFarland--Western Kentucky University, Vladimir Ageyev--
Moscow State University.
Discussant: William F. Stone--University of Maine
Thur. 1.3 Life-Course and Generational Politics
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Richard G. Braungart, Syracuse University
"Coping and the stresses of public life: The career of William
Gladstone"
Travis L. Crosby, Wheaton College
"Unhistorical generations: The uses of the concept today"
Anthony Esler, College of William and Mary
"Global youth movements in the post Cold-War era"
William D. Angel, United Nations
"The Post-Soviet generation in the new political environment"
Larissa Titarenko, Belarus State University
"Citizenship and the 'thirteenth generation'"
Richard G. Braungart, Syracuse University and
Margaret M. Braungart, SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse
"Autobiography and political ideas"
Graham Little, University of Melbourne
Discussant: Margaret M. Braungart, SUNY Health Science at Syracuse
Thur. 1.4 Panel: Political and Policy Dimensions of Developmental
Psychology Relating to Adolescents
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Judith Torney-Purta--University of Maryland
"Involvement of developmental psychologists in the US policy
process"
Ruby Takanishi, Carnegie Council on Adolescent Development
"Community-based research on the political socialization of
ethnically-diverse American adolescents"
LaRue Allen--New York University
"Teaching university students about policy relating to
developmental psychology"
Judith Torney-Purta and Marianne Reynolds, University of Maryland
Discussant: Vladimir Pavlov--University of Maryland
Thur 1.5: Panel: Conflict Resolution Training
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Ronald J. Fisher--University of Saskatchewan
"Training as a form of interactive conflict resolution in
divided societies"
Ronald J. Fisher--University of Saskatchewan
"The Balkans: Training during a 'hot' conflict"
Eileen Babbitt--Harvard University
"Training as interactive intervention in deep-rooted conflicts"
Louise Diamond--Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy
Discussant: Diana Chigas--Conflict Management Group, Cambridge, Mass.
Thur. 1.6 Panel: Democracy and Political Culture
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Miguel Salas Sanchez--Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia
"Political culture in transition"
Cesar Cisneros Puebla--Universidad Aut•noma Matropolitana-Iztapalapa
"The prospects for democracy in Russia: An examination of
Russian political culture"
Pamela Howard--University of South Carolina
"Contemporary social beliefs and democratic system"
Orlando J. D'Adamo and Virginia Garcia Beaudoux--
Universidad de Buenos Aires
"The construction of political intersubjectivity: From the
constitutional norm to a new political culture"
Miguel Salas Sanchez--Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia
Thur. 1.7 Roundtable: Paranoia in American Politics
Room: Longworth
Chair: Robert Robins, Tulane University
Participants: Ted Goertzel, Rutgers University
Jerrold Post, George Washington University
Robert Robins, Tulane University
Thur. 1.8 Roundtable: The Current State of Research on Racism
Room: Roosevelt Room
Chair: Tali Mendelberg, Princeton University
Participants: David O. Sears, UCLA
Leonie Huddy, SUNY Stony Brook
THURSDAY 10:45-12:30
Thur. 2.1 Panel: Problem Representation and Framing in Foreign Policy
Room: Culpepper
Chair: Theodore Raphael--Mystech Associates, Falls Church, VA
"Shaping the Congressional debate on the Gulf War"
David Niven--Ohio State University
"Assessing the applicability of the story model of problem
representation for groups dealing with foreign policy
questions"
Donald A. Sylvan and Deborah Haddad--Ohio State University
"A preliminary exploration of post-cold war schemata"
Steven Livingston--National Center for Communication Studies,
George Washington University,
Eric Shiraev--George Washington University
Discussant: Theodore Raphael--Mystech Associates, Falls Church, VA
Thur. 2.2 Panel: The Political Psychology of Zealotry and Mass
Destruction
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Richard A. Koenigsberg--Library of Social Sciences
"Who believes the Holocaust denials? Effects of liberalism,
authoritarianism, historical knowledge and interpersonal trust"
William F. Stone and Linda M. Yelland--University of Maine
"The Holocaust: Towards a political psychology of mass
destruction"
Richard A. Koenigsberg--Library of Social Sciences
"Political addictions and addictive societies (a cross
cultural analysis)"
Eric Shiraev--George Washington University, Sergei Tsytsarev--Hofstra University
Discussant: Catherine Barnes--George Mason University
Thur. 2.3 Panel: Moral Judgement and Elite Behavior
Room: Decatur
Chair: Kathleen McGraw--SUNY Stony Brook
title-tba
Ruth Linn--University of Haifa, Israel,
"Whistle blowing: The new ethic"
Don Soeken--Laurel, MD
"The private costs and benefits of political activism"
Edmond Costantini, Linda O. Valenty--University of California, Davis
"Managing blame in an organizational context: The impact of
explanations and consequences on views about responsibility
for the tailhook scandal"
Kathleen M. McGraw--SUNY Stony Brook
Discussant: Brian D'Agostino--Columbia University
Thur. 2.4 Panel: Multiculturalism and the Politics of Group Identity
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Miriam Lewin--Manhattanville College
"America's identity crisis: From melting pot to multiculturalism
--why it is happening, and what it means"
Thomas J. Ferraro, Williston Park, NY
"The Columbus Quincentennial commemoration in the eyes of
White, Black, Chicano and Native American US students--
Ideological contrasts and political implications"
Cristina Herencia--University of Nebraska, Lincoln
"Some Lewinian concepts applicable to multicultural issues"
Miriam Lewin--Manhattanville College
"Of losers and eunuchs: Trudeau's representation of the Meech
Lake Accord"
Neal Carter--Syracuse University
Thur. 2.5 Panel: Multinational Cultures
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Ken Dekleva--University of Texas Southwest Medical School
"Multiculturalism and fear in the post-communist era: The
transition from a single to multiple states"
Ivan Kos--International Psychotherapy Associates
"How Switzerland has kept the peace among its various cultures"
Dietrich Fischer--Pace University
"India's Maharajas: The successful prevention of Yugoslavia-
like strife in India in 1947"
R. Bhawani Prasad--Munster, IN
"Psychological roots of Serbian aggression"
Ralph K. White--George Washington University
Discussant: Ken Dekleva--University of Texas Southwest Medical School
Thur. 2.6 Panel: Theoretical and Epistemological Aspects in
Psychopolitical Analysis
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Aaron Belkin--University of California, Berkeley
"Attitudinal space and argument in political opinion"
CristiÀn Toloza--Presidential Advisor, Government of Chile
"Counterfactual thought experiments in world politics"
Aaron Belkin--University of California, Berkeley
"An epistemological and psychopolitical analysis of the
categories development and underdevelopment, and their
implications for Latin America"
Plinio Negrete and Mar¡a de Pilar Quintero--University of the Andes
Discussant: Ted Sturman--University of Southern Maine
Thur. 2.7 Roundtable: The Passions of Multiculturalism: A Psychoanalytic
View
Room: Longworth
Chair: C. Fred Alford, University Maryland
Participants: William Caspary, Washington University
Cindy Burack, George Washington University
Jane Flax, Howard University
James M. Glass, University of Maryland
THURSDAY 12:30 - 1:30
Room: Imperial 1
Network for Interactive Conflict Resolution
Chair--Ronald J. Fisher--University of Saskatchewan
Special Panel: Society's Reaction to Peace
Room: Decatur
Chair: Roberta Sigel, Rutgers University
Paper: "Society belief changes as a result of the peace process:
Educationimplications"
Daniel Bar-Tal--Tel Aviv University
THURSDAY 1:30 - 3:15
Plenary Session: Genocide: Causes, Effect on Victims, and Prevention
Room: Executive Forum
Chair: Ervin Staub--University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Speakers: "Explaining and predicting genocides in the late 20th Century"
Barbara Harff--U.S. Naval Academy
"US Response to the threat of genocide"
Richard Schifter--Special Assistant to the President, and member,
National Security Counsel
"Healing the victims of group violence"
Ellen Frey-Wouters--International Policy Institute, CUNY
Discussant: Ervin Staub--University of Massachusetts, Amherst
THURSDAY 4:00 - 6:00 (Meyerhof Auditorium, at the Holocaust Museum,)
Plenary Session: Architects of Genocide: Perpetrators and Bystanders
Welcoming Remark: Dr. Walter Reich, Director, US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Papers: "Ordinary people and extraordinary evil: Perpetrators of genocide"
Dr. Fred E. Katz--Baltimore, MD
"Challenging the indifference hypothesis: The enthusiasm of
Holocaust participants"
Dr. James Glass--University of Maryland
"Bystanders to genocide: Passivity, complicity, and prevention"
Ervin Staub--University of Massachusetts
THURSDAY 6:00-9:00
Members-only tour of the Holocaust Museum
Orientation to museum: Dr. Wesley A. Fisher, Deputy Director,
US Holocaust Research Institute
(Light supper available in museum cafeteria)
FRIDAY, July 7, 7:30-8:45
Editorial board meeting for Political Psychology, hosted by
Stanley Renshon
Room: Latrobe
FRIDAY 8:30-4:00 FRIDAY 8:45-4:00
Conference Registration Book sale--Ballroom II
Room: Ballroom II
FRIDAY 8:45-10:30
Fri. 3.1 Panel: Theoretical Models of Domestic and Foreign Policy
Decision-Making
Room: Decatur
Chair: Doris Graber--University of Illinois, Chicago
"Bayes's Rule and Collective Learning"
Andy Farkas--Rutgers University
"Understanding the crisis: The application of the garbage can
theory of decision making to the initial decision of the
United States in the Berlin Blockade, 1948"
Jonathan Smith--University of South Carolina
"The domestic and international effects of presidential illness:
Dwight D. Eisenhower"
Robert E. Gilbert--Northeastern University
Discussant: Doris Graber--University of Illinois, Chicago
Fri. 3.2 Panel: Socialization: Childhood Experience and the
Development of Responsible Citizenship
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Edith J. Barrett--Brown University
"Understanding environmental problems: Cross-cultural study of
American and Russian adolescents - situated cognition approach"
Judith Torney-Purta and Vladimir Pavlov--University of Maryland
"Project public achievement: Assessing the impact of an
experiential civic education initiative"
Beth A. Haney, Eugene Borgida, James Farr--University of Minnesota
"Childhood experience and personality antecedents of political
responsibility"
Doris C. Gilbert, Margaret Guyer, with the assistance of Chris Weston--Boston University
"Transracial adoption: Specter of a miscegenated family
portrait reprint"
Hawley Russell--Princeton University
Discussant: Edith J. Barrett--Brown University
Fri. 3.3 Panel: Communication and Candidate Evaluations
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Sidney Kraus--Cleveland State University
"Prestige newspaper assessments of Clinton's character"
Erika G. King--Grand Valley State University
"How citizens interpret campaign communication"
Montague Kern--Rutgers University
"A motivational perspective on candidate evaluation"
Ted S. Sturman--University of Southern Maine
"Winners of the first 1960 presidential debate?: Kennedy vs.
Nixon, television viewing vs.radio listiening, image vs.
substance, pictures (plus words) vs. voice (plus words)"
Sidney Kraus--Cleveland State University
Fri 3.4 Panel:The Evolution of Patriotism and its Nature
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Daniel Bar-Tal--Tel-Aviv University
"Reflections on patriotism"
Yael Tamir--Princeton University
"The evolutionary roots of patriotism"
Gary A. Johnson-- Lake Superior College
"Patriotism as identity and action"
Yitzhak Kashti--Tel-Aviv University
"Nationalism, patriotism, and national identity: Social
psychological dimensions"
Herbert C. Kelman--Harvard University
"The tangled web of loyalty: Nationalism, patriotism and
ethnocentrism"
Stephen Worchel and Dawna Coutant--Texas A&M University
Discussant: Daniel Bar-Tal--Tel-Aviv University
Fri. 3.5 Panel: An Exploration of Gender Differences in Leadership
Style
Room: Culpepper
Chair: Sue Tolleson Rinehart--Texas Tech University
"Women's political socialization and concepts of leadership"
Annette Steigelfest--Widener University
"The military and females' adult socialization in Israel:
Theoretical consequences"
Orit Ichilov--Tel Aviv University,
Richard G. Niemi--University of Rochester
"Gender differences in responses and attitudes to femocracy in
Nigeria"
I. Bola Udegbe--University of Ibadan
Discussant: Sue Tolleson Rinehart--Texas Tech University
Fri. 3.6 Panel: Group Identity and Group Behaviors
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Henk Dekker--Leiden University
"The role of culture and cultural identity in ethnic conflict"
Marc Howard Ross--Bryn Mawr College
"Youth, ethnicity, and modernization: Application of Tajfel's
theory in a multilingual European region"
Heinz-Ulrich Kohr--University of the Federal Armed Forces, Munich
"Population aging, demographic characteristics and voter
turnout at the local level"
James Schubert and Michael Tweed--Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Henk Dekker--Leiden University
Fri. 3.7 Panel: Politics and Psychology in Japan
Room: Longworth
Chair: Ofer Feldman--University of Tsukuba
"Social protest and resource mobilization in contemporary
Japan"
Nobuyoshi Kurita--Mushashi University
"Cultural political psychology in Japan"
Ofer Feldman--University of Tsukuba
"Culture, physical appearance and national character: The
case of Japan"
Rotem Kowner--University of Tsukuba
Discussant: Ofer Feldman--University of Tsukuba
Fri. 3.8 Roundtable: The Leader Group Nexus: Understanding the Role of
Leadership Upon Small Group Dynamics
Room: Roosevelt Room
Chair: Thomas Preston--Washington State University
Participants: Margaret C. Hermann--The Ohio State University
Eric Stern--Stockholm University
Juliet Kaarbo--University of Kansas
Paul Hoyt--University of West Virginia
Jean Garrison--University of South Carolina
Michael D. Young--Ohio State University
FRIDAY 10:45-12:30
Fri. 4.1 Panel: Prospect Theory and International Relations
Room: Decatur
Chair: Jack S. Levy--Rutgers University
"Reference dependence, strategic choice, and war: Truman's
decision to cross the 38th parallel"
Jeffrey Taliaferro--Harvard University
"Prospect theory and leadership in foreign policy"
Paul A. Kowert--Florida International University and
Margaret P. Herman--Ohio State University
"Prospect theory, multiple outcomes and aggregation effects"
Jack S. Levy--Rutgers University
Discussant: Yaacov Vertzberger--Hebrew University
Fri. 4.2 Panel: Explorations in Leadership and Power
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Edwin P. Hollander--CUNY, Baruch College and University
Graduate Center
"Rewards and costs of power"
David G. Winter--University of Michigan
"The transforming potential of power--Empowering others to lead"
Georgia J. Sorenson--University of Maryland
"Legitimacy and credit as dynamic features of leadership and power"
Edwin P. Hollander--CUNY, Baruch College and University Graduate Center
Discussant: Arthur J. Kendall, US General Accounting Office
Fri. 4.3 Panel: The Impact of Belief in Equality on Support for Democracy
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Arthur Miller--University of Iowa
"The impact of the belief in equality on democratic leadership
in Germany, Poland, Russia, and the United States"
David Gray--Westminster College
"The Definition and construct of equality"
Claudia Kruger--University of Heidelberg
"Method and design of the four studies"
Malgosia Fialkowska--University of Warsaw
"Equality in the United States after a long unbroken democracy"
David Mizener--Westminster College
"Equality in Poland after chronic oppression"
Janusz Czapinski--University of Warsaw
"Equality in Russia after centuries of centralized power"
Vladimir Ageyev--Russian Academy of Sciences
"Comparisons of the equality effect in Germany, Poland, Russia
and the US"
David Gray--Westminster College and Nadya Djintcharadze--University
of Moscow
Discussant: Arthur H. Miller--University of Iowa
Fri. 4.4 Interactive Roundtable Discussion: Building Appropriate
Conceptual Frameworks and Methodologies for Cross-National
Studies of Democratic Socialization and National Identity
Room: Dumbarton
Participants: Judith Torney-Purta--University of Maryland
Henk Dekker--Leiden University
Discussant: Barbara Malak-Minkiewicz--Ohio State University
Fri. 4.5 Panel: Consequences and Future of Patriotism
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Ervin Staub--University of Massachusetts
"Patriotism and collective systems of meanings"
Janusz Reykowski--Polish Academy of Science
"Manifestations of blind and constructive patriotism"
Ervin Staub--University of Massachusetts
"The monopolization of patriotism: The phenomenon and its
consequences"
Daniel Bar-Tal--Tel Aviv University
"Russian patriotism--Forward to the past"
Leonid Gozman--Moscow State University
"Should patriotism have a future?"
Stephen Nathanson--Northeastern University
Fri. 4.6 Religion and Ethnicity
Room: Sulgrave
Chair: Marc Howard Ross--Bryn Mawr College
"Psychology of religion: Implications for societal, national
and international conflict"
Shimon Waldfogel--Jefferson Medical College
"The Portuguese Muslim community: Models of integration and
self-identification"
Teresa Botelho--Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Discussant: Marc Howard Ross--Bryn Mawr College
Fri. 4.7 Cohesion and Dissolution within Human Groups
Room: Imperial II
Chair: John O. Beahrs--Oregon Health Sciences University and Portland
DVA Medical Center
"Collective self-deception and social cohesion"
John O. Beahrs--Oregon Health Sciences University and Portland DVA
Medical Center
"Reconciliation with discordant small groups"
Claudette H. Beahrs--Oregon Health Sciences University
"Cohesion and dissolution within the global community"
David A. Rothstein-Swedish Covenant Hospital
Discussant: Jerrold Post--George Washington University
Fri. 4.8 Panel: Citizenship Development and Democracy Construction
Room: Longworth
Chair: Diane Duffy--Iowa State University
"Citizen subjectivity at the cross-roads"
Cesar Cisneros Puebla--Universidad Aut•noma Matropolitana-Iztapalapa
"Citizen understanding about the role of government in health
care in post-reform Poland"
Diane M. Duffy--Iowa State University
"Citizenship education: Nationalism and democracy in New Zealand"
Matthew Hirshberg--University of Canterbury
Discussant: Glenn Chafetz--University of Memphis
Fri. 4.9 Roundtable: Competing Perspectives on the Magnitude and
Significance of Gender Differences
Room: Culpepper
Chair: Leonie Huddy--SUNY Stony Brook
Participants: Jim Sidanius--UCLA
Dana Ward--Pitzer College
"Social Dominance Theory: Are the Genes Too Tight?"
Discussants: Pamela Conover--University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill;
Ruth Linn--University of Haifa
Sue Thomas--Georgetown University
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FRIDAY 12:30-1:30
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
"The challenge of multiculturalism for political psychology"
David O. Sears, UCLA
followed by Business Meeting
Room: Executive Forum
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FRIDAY 1:45-3:30
Fri. 5.1 Panel: Applying Social Psychological Methods to Political Psychology
Room: Decatur
Chair: Koichi Eugene Okamoto--Toyo Eiwa Women's University
"Validity of self-esteem measures"
Koichi Eugene Okamoto--Toyo Eiwa Women's University
"When gender stereotypes are used for explanations: Effects of
solo status on category-based attributions"
Minoru Karasawa--Aichi Gakuin University
"Reactions to sex discrimination in employment"
Kaori Karasawa--Meitoku Junior College of Nagoya
"Recent topic of illusory correlation and its application to
political psychology: Why 'the majority' is good and a
'minority' is bad?"
Shinkichi Sugimori--Tokyo Kasei University
Fri. 5.2 Panel: Personality, Health and Political Leaders
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Elizabeth Marvick--UCLA
"The political personality of Bill Clinton: A psychodiagnostic
meta-analysis"
Aubrey Immelman--Saint John's University
"The medical heritage of President Franklin D. Roosevelt"
Hugh E. Evans--New Jersey Medical School
"The political personality and mysterious illness of Benjamin
Disraeli"
Charles Richmond--London and Jerrold Post--George Washington University
"Individuals and cultures bred by violence: Psychosocial
repercussions of state violence"
Angela Caniato--State University of Maringa, Brasil
Discussant: Elizabeth Marvick--UCLA
Fri. 5.3 Panel: Applications of Authoritarianism in Varying Contexts
--From Family to State
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Sam G. McFarland--Western Kentucky University
"Automatic and controlled processes in stereotyping and
prejudice: The influence of authoritarianism under threat"
Karen Stenner--SUNY Stony Brook
"Russian authoritarianism two years after communism"
Sam G. McFarland--Western Kentucky U, Vladimir Ageyev,
Nadya Djintcharadze--Moscow State U
"Attitudinal space and argumentative flow in political opinion"
Brad Hastings--Kansas State University
Discussant: Richard A. Koenigsberg--Library of Social Sciences
Fri. 5.4 Panel: Motivation, Innovation and Leadership
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Irene Etzerdorfer--University of Vienna
"Innovative leadership: What makes an innovative leader?"
Yehudit Auerbach--Bar-Ilan University
"The partisan's immunity to scandal: Evaluations of Reagan in
the wake of Iran-Contra"
Mark Fischle--SUNY Stony Brook
"Chronic motivational states and their effect on political
information processing and political judgment"
Peter Kerkhof--Free University, Amsterdam
"Generosity not revenge: The transforming leadership of the
Austrian Jew Bruno Kreisky after Auschwitz"
Irene Etzerdorfer--University of Vienna
Fri. 5.5 Panel: The Psychology of Gender Differences in Political
Outlook
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Margaret Conway--University of Florida
"The role of race, ethnicity and gender in adolescent political
socialization"
Edith J. Barrett--Brown University
"Gender personality and militarism"
Brian D'Agostino--Center on Violence and Human Survival
"Gender related differences in biographical perspective taking
in contemporary Poland"
Adam Niemczynski--Uniwersytet Jagiello_ski
Discussant: Margaret Conway--University of Florida
Fri. 5.6 Panel: Opposition, Revolt and Violence
Room: Longworth
Chair: R. Bhawani Prasad--VA Medical Center, Chicago
"A model of the psychological causes of oppositional terrorism"
Jeffrey Ian Ross--Kent State University
"Optimism and revolt: A comparison of two Polish Jewish ghettos
of World War II"
Larissa Zuckert--University of Michigan
"Why have India and Pakistan failed to resolve the Kashmir
problem?"
R. Bhawani Prasad--VA Medical Center, Chicago
"War, rape, pillage, groupies and politics: The evolution of
male coalitions and adult politics"
Michael L. Commons--Harvard Medical School
Fri. 5.7 Panel: Psychosocial Effects of Democratization and Changes in
Societies
Room:Sulgrave
Chair: Carolyn Landry--FHS Esslingen
"Symphony and dissonance in a welded country: Germany today"
Carolyn Landry--FHS Esslingen
"The anchorage of the Polish soul: Social indicators of
psychological well-being in the systemic transformation period
in Poland"
Janusz Czapinski--University of Warsaw
"The changing lives of Hungarian youth"
Judith Van Hoorn--Benerd School of Education and
Akos Komlosi--Janus PannoniusUniversity
"Modern society, energy and democracy: An analysis of the
fundamentals and psychopolitical consequences"
Plinio Negrete and Mar¡a de Pilar Quintero--University of the Andes
Fri. 5.8 Roundtable: Citizenship: Cultural and Psychological Foundations
Room: Culpepper
Chair: George Marcus--Williams College
Participants: Donald Searing--University of North Carolina;
Pamela Conover--University of North Carolina
Discussant: George Marcus--Williams College
Fri 5.9 Roundtable: Ambassadorial Roundtable: Diplomatic Outlook
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Jack Levy--Rutgers University
Participants: Gaston Sigur--former Assistant Secretary for Asian
Affairs; George Washington University
Ronald Palmer--former US Ambassador to Malaysia; George Washington
University
Gyorgy Banlaki--Hungarian Ambassador to the United States
Sheldon Krys--former Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security
Stephen Solarz--former US Representative from New York
FRIDAY 3:45 - 5:30
Plenary Session Roundtable: Talk Show Democracy
Room: Executive Forum
Chair: Marvin Kalb, CBS News and George Washington University
Participants: Fred Barnes, Contributing Editor, The New Republic
Andy Kohut, Times Mirror Research Center
Diane Rehm, National Public Radio
Paul Weyrich, National Empowerment Television
Douglas Wilder, former Virginia Governor, national talk show host
FRIDAY 7:00-10:00
Awards Banquet, Colonnade Room, ANA Hotel
SATURDAY July 8, 8:30-3:30
Conference Registration
Room: Ballroom II
SATURDAY 8:45-3:30
Book Sale--Ballroom II
SATURDAY 8:45-10:30
Sat. 6.1 Panel: Comparative Studies of Political Leadership
Room: Decatur
Chair: Paul A. Kowert--Florida International University
"Conciliatory and assertive Presidential leadership"
Herbert Barry III--University of Pittsburgh
"The impact of the Secretary-General's leadership style on the
United Nations"
Kent Kille--Ohio State University
"Leadership style and foreign policy decision making: The
Canadian case"
Beth A. Fischer--University of Toronto
Discussant: Paul A. Kowert--Florida International University
Sat. 6.2 Panel: The Effects of Priming and Framing in Political
Communications
Room: Culpepper
Chair: Montague Kern--Rutgers University
"A picture is worth a thousand words? The effect of images in
environmentalists and anti-environmentalists propaganda"
Anna H. Gunnthorsdottir--SUNY Stony Brook
"Media framing of a civil liberties conflict and its effect on
public opinion"
Thomas E. Nelson, Rosalee Clawson, Zoe Oxley--Ohio State University
"Mediators and moderators of news media priming: It ain't
accessibility, folks"
Joanne Miller, Jon A. Krosnick--Ohio State University
"Voting intentions and its explanations"
Henk Dekker--Leiden University
Discussant: Montague Kern--Rutgers University
Sat. 6.3 Panel: Examining the Interview as a Social Situation
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Carolyn L. Funk--Rice University
"Seeing the 'other' in a telephone survey: The political
consequences of attributing ethnicity to interviewers"
Lynn Sanders, John Baughman--University of Chicago
"Positive self-presentation or the influence of superficial
cues as competing explanations for gender-of-interviewer
effects in a telephone survey"
Leonie Huddy, Lois Hoeffler, Pat Moynihan, Pat Pugliani--SUNY Stony Brook
"You'd have to be Black to understand.... and by the way,
you're middle class: An examination of interviewer effects"
Joleen Kirschenman and Sherry Russ Le--University of Georgia
Discussant: Carolyn L. Funk--Rice University
Sat. 6.4 Panel: "Gender, Nation, and Democracy: Feminist Perspectives"
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Christine Kulke--Berlin University of Technology
"National and international strategies in the second wave
European feminism"
Helgard Kramer--Berlin Free University
"Transformation processes and genderpolitics-The German case"
Christine Kulke--Technische Universit?t Berlin
"Feminism against integrism"
Helga Geyer-Ryan--Universitat von Amsterdam
Discussant: Gerda Lederer--New School for Social Research
Sat. 6.5 Panel: Nationalism and Prejudice
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Lloyd Strickland--Carleton University
"Bekhterev's political psychology and current political events
in Eastern Europe"
Tzvetanka Dobreva-Martinova and
Lloyd H. Strickland--Carleton University
"Germans' responses to public policy towards the Turkish
minority: The role of perceived outgroup threat"
Julie Seagar Volckens, University of Michigan
"A normative framework of sex-related differences in prejudice
in Britain and France"
Kendrick T. Brown and James S. Jackson--University of Michigan
"Building democracy in Palestine"
Eyad El Sarraj--Gaza Community Mental Health Programme
Sat. 6.6 Panel: Ethnic Conflict
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Abraham Ashkenasi--Freie Universitat Berlin
"Ethnic conflict resolution in internatinal context"
Abraham Ashkenasi--Freie Universitat Berlin
"Recent developments in traditional ethnic conflicts in
Scandinavia"
Steen Sauerberger--Copenhagen
"The identity and security of the new (and often) small ethnic
states"
Gaby Scheffer--University of California Berkeley
Sat. 6.7 Panel: Psychiatry and Language
Room: Sulgrave
Chair: James Youakim--Jefferson Medical College
"Psychology of political antagonism in Colombia: An analysis
of written language"
Ramiro Alvarez Cuadros--Colombia National University
"Political solutions of 'national' conflicts"
Walter B. Simon--Vienna, Austria
"Misuse and abuse of psychiatry: Characteristic of US cases"
Margaret F. Jensvold--Institute for Research on Women's Health
"Psychiatry and genocide: The case of Dr. Karad_i_"
Kenneth B. Dekleva--University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Discussant: James Youakim--Jefferson Medical College
Sat. 6.8 Roundtable: Issues Surrounding an Interactive Resolution of
the Conflict Between the US and Cuba
Room: Longworth
Chair: Carlos M. Alvarez--Florida International University
Participants: Eileen Babbitt--Harvard University
Louise Diamond--Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy
Milagros Martinez--Universidad de La Habana
Philip Brenner--American University
Fernando Gonzalez Rey--Universidad de La Habana
Sat. 6.9 Roundtable: The Job Market in Political Psychology
Sponsored by the Young Scholars Committee
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Jean Garrison--University of South Carolina
Participants: Marijke Breuning--Northeast Missouri State University
Margaret Hermann--Ohio State University
Mark Schafer--Louisiana State University
David Sears--UCLA
Beth Uhler--University of Miami, Ohio
SATURDAY 10:45-12:30
Sat. 7.1 Panel: Beliefs, Images, and Foreign Policy
Room: Decatur
Chair: Jerel Rosati--University of South Carolina
"Extending the three- and four-headed eagles: Elite beliefs in
US foreign policy during the eighties and beyond"
Jerel Rosati--University South Carolina
"The role of cognitive complexity and attribution theory in
the maintenance of the ally image: The Reagan administration
and Israel 1981-1985
Shannon G. Davis--University of Kansas
"Strategic beliefs and system stability"
Michael Fisherkeller--Ohio State University
"Analogical determination of national role conception:
Evidence from Ukraine and Belarus, 1991-94"
Glenn Chafetz--University of Memphis
Sat. 7.2 Panel: Youth Studies and the Socialization of Core Beliefs
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Gerda Lederer--New School for Social Research
"Sources of change in self-esteem and the consequences for
political participation by young adults"
Linda Kimmel Pifer--International Center for the Advancement of
Scientific Literacy,
Jon D. Miller--Chicago Academy of Sciences
"Gender, national identification and the ethnicization of
ideology"
Meredith Watts--University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
"An analysis of youth surveys on authoritarianism in Russia,
West Germany and East Germany"
Angela Kindervater and Gerda Lederer--New School for Social Research
"The role of individualism in evaluations of public policy"
Carolyn L. Funk and Christine Guillory--Rice University
Discussant: Adam Weisberger--Colby College
Sat. 7.3 Panel: Education, Values, and Individualism
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Greg Diamond--George Washington University
"Civil society, traditionalism and individualism: Cross
national inquiries into the values ofvolunteering and the
motivations of volunteers"
Paul Dekker and Andries van den Broek--Social and Cultural Planning Office
"The values of tolerance, democracy and cultural openness in
Polish schools"
Andrzeh Mirski--Jagiellonian University
Discussant: Greg Diamond--George Washington University
Sat 7.4 Panel: Art, Psychology and Communism: The German Case
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Tom Bryder--University of Copenhagen
"The image is the message--Political advertising on German TV"
Klaus Wasmund--The Technical University, Branschweig
"George Grosz's political art"
Tom Bryder--University of Copenhagen
Discussant: Joan Gildemeister--Howard University
Sat. 7.5 Panel: Conflict Resolution in Groups
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Dean Pruitt--SUNY Buffalo
"Escalation scripts in social conflict"
Dean G. Pruitt, Joseph M. Mikolic, John C. Parker--SUNY Buffalo
"Conflict resolution and the prevention of genocide"
Caterine Barnes--George Mason U
"The societal factors of anger: An integration of macro and
micro levels"
Denis G. Sukhodosky--Hofstra University,
Jeffrey I Kassinove--St. Petersburg University
Discussant: Ronald J. Fisher--University of Saskatchewan
Sat. 7.6 Panel: Memory, Social Identity and the Construction of
Democracy
Room: Longworth
Chair: Maritza Montero--Venezuela Central University
"Psychosociology of memory processes and collective remembering:
The construction of memory as an axe of governability"
Lupicinio I?iguez and F?lix VÀzquez Sixto--Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona
"Exorcising the ghosts of apartheid: Memory, identity and
trauma in the 'hidden transcripts' of the 'new' South Africa"
James M. Statman--Aurora Associates International
"Negative social identity and the perception of political crisis"
Maritza Montero--Venezuela Central University
Discussant: Yitzhak Kashti--Tel-Aviv University
Sat. 7.7 Roundtable: Whither Political Cognition?
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Richard R. Lau--Rutgers University
Participants: Pamela Conover--University of North Carolina
Stanley Feldman--SUNY Stony Brook
Arthur Miller--University of Iowa
David Sears--UCLA
Sat 7.8 Roundtable: Perspectives on Bosnia
Room: Culpepper
Participants: George Kenney--former Bosnia Desk Chief, US Department
of State
Dave Marish--ABC Nightline
Kenneth Dekleva--University of Texas Southwest Medical School
SATURDAY 12:30-1:30
Lunchtime Dialogue: Political Paranoia and the Psychopolitics of Hatred
Room: Latrobe
Participants: Robert Robins, Tulane University
Jerrold Post, George Washington University
Special Panel: Political Psychology In The People's Republic of China
Room: Decatur
Chair: Dana Ward--Pitzer College &
Miyazaki International College
Participant: Wang Shumao, President,
Shenyang College of Education
SATURDAY 1:45-3:30
Sat. 8.1 Panel: Psychological Perspectives on Security Studies
Room: Decatur
Chair: Glenn Chafetz--University of Memphis
"Clashing civilizations? Perceptions of cultural distance in a
theory of strategic behavior"
Andrea K. Grove--Ohio State University
"Non-military responses to nuclear attack"
Richard Wendell Fogg--Center for the Study of Conflict, Inc.
"The role of political psychology in studying international
security"
James M. Goldgeier--George Washington University
Discussant: Louise K. Diamond--Institute for Multi-track diplomacy
Sat. 8.2 Panel: Nationalism, Patriotism and the Perception of Threat
Room: Imperial 1
Chair: Arthur Miller--University of Iowa
"The impact of perceived threat on national, class and
political identity"
Arthur H. Miller--University of Iowa
"Rallying-round-the-flag: Threat, anxiety and Presidential
support"
Baldwin Way, Roger D. Masters--Dartmouth College
"Nationalism and its sociogenesis"
Henk Dekker--University of Leiden, Darina Malov--Comenius University
"What's in an enemy image?"
Mark Schafer--Louisiana State University
Sat. 8.3 Panel: Life Course, Socialization and Politics
Room: Imperial 2
Chair: Richard G. Braungart--Syracuse University
"Life course, socialization, and politics: International
and cross national comparative research results"
Russell Farnen--University of Connecticut at Hartford
"The politics of a new era in Northern Ireland: Belfast school
children's image of political conflict and change"
Sean Byrne--University of Missouri at St. Louis
"Young citizens discuss their citizenship education"
Otherine J. Neisler--Boston College
"The contributions of political socialization to nation-
building in Canada"
Krisan Evenson--Syracuse University
"Varieties of violence-proneness among male youth: Paths to
aggression in German adolescents"
Meredith W. Watts--University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee and
Jurgen Zinnecker--Universitat Gesamthochschule Siegen
Discussant: Judith Torney-Purta--University of Maryland
Sat. 8.4 Panel: Social Context and the Emergence of Nationalism
Room: Latrobe
Chair: Paul D'Anieri--University of Kansas
"National identity and foreign policy in Ukraine"
Paul D'Anieri--University of Kansas and
Oksana Malanchuk--University of Michigan
"The latent structure of nationalist attitudes: A comparative
analysis of Yugoslav and Hungarian youth"
Bojan Todosijevic--Central European University
"Youth's views on country and nation building in Beijing and
Hong Kong: A cross sectional study"
Shen Jie--Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
"Religious identity vs. national identity among Egyptian young
adults"
Magda A. Ghanima--University of Maryland
Sat. 8.5 Panel: Managing Conflicts in Divided Societies
Room: Longworth
Chair: Harold Saunders--Kettering Foundation
"A framework for managing conflict in divided societies: The
Tajikstan case study"
Randa Slim--Kettering Foundation
"Integrated strategies for promoting civil society and
democratic pluralism in Slovakia"
Joseph V. Montville--Center for Strategic and International Studies
"Developing institutions to reconcile groups in conflict in
Estonia"
Vamik Volkan--University of Virginia
"Implementing peace processes in South Africa"
Jaco Cilliers--George Mason University
Sat. 8.6 Panel: The Construction of Democracy
Room: Dumbarton
Chair: Roseli Fischmann--Universidad de Sao Paulo and the John D. and Catherine
T. MacArthur Foundation
"Nation-building and power in Russia: A view from political
psychology"
Valeri Kramnik--University of Economics and Finance, St. Petersburg, Russia
"Education and authoritarianism and their implication in the
construction of democracy in Venezuela"
Mar¡a del Pilar Quintero--University of the Andes
"Education, democracy, and the question of cultural values"
Roseli Fischmann--Universidade de S_o Paulo and the John D. and
Catherine D. MacArthur Foundation
Sat. 8.7 Roundtable: Role of Intelligence in the New World Disorder
Room: Culpepper
Participants: William Colby--former director, CIA
Tom Ellmore--George Washington University
Sat. 8.8 Roundtable: Leader Personality Assessment: Case study of Newt Gingrich
Room: Roosevelt
Chair: Jerrold Post--George Washington University
Participants: Margaret Hermann--Ohio State University
Peter Suedfeld--University of British Columbia
Phil Tetlock--University of California at Berkeley
Walter Weintraub--University of Maryland
David Winter--University of Michigan
Saturday 3:45-5:00
Continuation of Business Meeting (if necessary)
Room: Roosevelt
SUNDAY, July 9 - TUESDAY, July 11
Post Meeting tour of colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown.
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ALFRED FREEDMAN AWARD
Panel chairs at the 1995 Annual Meeting of the International
Society of Political Psychology are invited to nominate a paper
from their panel for the Alfred Freedman Award given to the best
paper at the annual scientific meeting. Send the nomination and a
copy of the paper to the chair of the Award Committee: Stephen
Walker, Department of Political Science, Arizona State
University, Tempe, AZ 85287-2001 USA. No papers will be
considered which have not first been recommended by a panel
chair. The committee chair will contact nominees to supply
additional copies to the Award Committee.
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