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19 Jul

The International Society of Political Psychology and the European Association of Social Psychology @EASP issue joint statement against the School of Social Sciences Proposal for Change at the University of Western Australia. More info @ https://ispp.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/ISPP-EASP-UWS-statement-19-July-2021.pdf #uwa

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We really hope you enjoyed the #ISPP2021 as much as we did. After this intensive workload, we are taking the day off to think about the future and dream about meeting you all in Athens for the #ISPP2022 at July 14-17 2022!!!

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April 2021 • Political Psychology, Vol. 42:2

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