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This page provides you with briefings, short articles, journal articles, videos and recorded talks produced by social and political psychologists within PDPC to promote dialogue between citizens and their governments.

Articles

Political polarisation: Are you part of the problem?
The silent generation
Psychology has a fundamental role to play in forging a politically constituted society of equals
‘If there is no tension, there is no reason to talk’ Ivana Marková interviewed by Nicola Magnusson
Multilateralism under Fire: How Public Narratives of Multilateralism and Ideals of a Border-Free World Repudiate the Populist Re-Bordering Narrative
No borders on a fragile planet.
Using narrative psychology for public dialogue
Politically active at 80: challenging the decline and deficit model of older citizens
I’ll never forget: Remembering of past events within the Silent Generation as a challenge to the political mobilisation of nostalgia
No Obvious Home: the Public’s Dialogical Creation of Home During the Third Wave of Decolonization
Populism versus the people: How citizen’s social representations of home destabilize national populism’s territorial vision
Sustaining Dialogue in Polarised Political Contexts
$Dialogical Citizens, Integration, and the Possibilities of Diffraction$

Dialogical Citizens, Integration, and the Possibilities of Diffraction
The mixed migration-mobility couple
Who are the new Euro-believers.
They’re killing my participants
No Obvious Home: the Public’s Dialogical Creation of Home During the Third Wave of Decolonization
Three fathers: Locating George Floyd
Public narratives of European Citizenship – the dialogical citizen in theEuropean Public Sphere
One World: Public narratives on human mobility
From Polarized We/They Public Opinion on European Integration
A Two-Way Process of Accommodation
Covid-19 and a narrative psychology of how the political became personal
Populism versus the people

Media

Useful links

Culture and Social Psychology Research Collaboration

Political Psychology Section: News | BPS

International Society for Theoretical Psychology

Political Studies Association

Reflexivities in Migration Studies – IMISCOE

Social Psychology Section | BPS

Home – ISPP

OppAttune Website

OppAttune Instagram

LinkedIn Group

Linked In
Bluesky

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