James L. Gibson Elected to South African Academy James L. Gibson, the Sidney W. Souers Professor of Government in Arts & Sciences, has been elected to the Academy of Science of South Africa as an Honorary Foreign Associate. In South Africa, Gibson holds the position of Professor Extraordinary in Political Science at Stellenbosch University. He… Read More James L. Gibson Elected to South African Academy
The Challenges of Social and Political Psychology in Pursuit of Peace: Personal Account Long-time ISPP member Daniel Bar-Tal was recently published in Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology with his autobiographical account of his career. Congratulations, Danny, and thank you for sharing your insight!
The purge in Turkey deepens: The case of ISPP Member Orhan Kaya Read more
2018 Award Winners Congratulations again to our 2018 ISPP Award Winners! All were recognized at the 2018 Annual Meeting in San Antonio. Read more about these outstanding individuals on the 2018 San Antonio meeting page.
2017 ISPP Award Winners Congratulations again to our 2017 ISPP Award Winners! All were recognized at the 2017 Annual Meeting in Edinburgh. Read more about these outstanding individuals on the 2017 Edinburgh meeting page.
2016 ISPP Award Winners Congratulations again to our 2016 ISPP Award Winners! All were recognized at the 2016 Annual Meeting in Warsaw. Read more about these outstanding individuals HERE.
Dr. Tereza Capelos discusses Political Psychology Dr. Tereza Capelos, who teaches at the University of Surrey in the U.K. and runs the ISPP Summer Academy, gave a talk on political psychology on the BBC Radio 4 program, ‘The Human Zoo’ on 3 February 2015: Dr. Tereza Capelos is on BBC Radio 4 ‘The Human Zoo’… Read More Dr. Tereza Capelos discusses Political Psychology
Recognition for Ervin Staub in fields relating to genocide and mass violence After winning ISPP’s Alexander George Book Award in 2012 for Overcoming Evil: Genocide, Violent Conflict and Terrorism, Ervin Staub’s book won the 2013 Ursula Gielen Global Psychology Book Award of the International Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association for significant and fundamental… Read More Recognition for Ervin Staub in fields relating to genocide and mass violence
Social psychology academics play a key role in welfare reform in Queensland Social psychology academics at the Australian National University, Canberra have played a key role in the evaluation of the Cape York Welfare Reform (CYWR). The CYWR is a package of policy initiatives introduced in 2008 designed to address the deterioration of social and… Read More Social psychology academics play a key role in welfare reform in Queensland
