Thursday June 29, 2017

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1 Thursday June 29, 2017 Thu. 3:00pm Thu. 5:00pm Thu. 6:00pm Presidential Address by Prof. Karine Reynolds Quincentenary Registration Courtyard/Gardens Welcome

2 Friday June 30, 2017 Symp Symp Fri. 7:30am Registration - Continues all day (Quincentenary ) Fri. 8:30am The personal : psychopathy, authoritarian ism; siegementality; paranoia; ir effects Collective Narcissism as a Motivation behind Trump, Brexit Violent Extremism Peace, Reconciliatio n & Terror Group status collective action Narratives of intergroup conflict Leadership: Power, charisma, prototypicalit y, humility (ir)rationalit y Who Is ly Recognized - By Whom On What Grounds? Climate Change, Communicati on, Public Opinion Violent responses to outgroups Influences on Cognition Fri. 9:45am Coffee Breaks (Quincentenary & TBD) Fri. 10:15am Responding to imposed identities: How society defines us how we define ourselves Leadership Change, Symbols Addressing Global Issues through Understi ng Transformati on into Collective Activism Representati ons of Violence: Media Policy Conceptual empirical contributions to of populist attitudes Cognitive underpinning s of Ideology Foreign Policy Decision Making Identity: A Cross- Cultural Perspective Behaviour Civic Engagement Fri. 11:45am POSTERS ( ) Fri. 1:00pm Mentoring Luncheon (1:00-2:30 pm) No. Ten Restaurant Fri. 1:30pm Justice Consideratio ns Fri. 2:30pm Jerry Large - Noel Markwell Media Award winner - Seeding informed journalism Parties of Early Career Roundtable 1 Applied Media Effects Difficulties in doing psychologica l research in challenging contexts Ideology, inequality beliefs Radical mobilization change Identity Media Communicati on Polarization Outgroup Relationship s

3 Friday June 30, 2017 Symp Symp Fri. 3:30pm Psychoanaly sis Worlds examining symptoms of states, nations, communities cultures Refugees welcome?! From attitudes toward refugees to readiness to engage in collective action of solidarity with or action against refugees Gender discriminatio n in politics beyond Contact Individual dynamics of action Rhetoric Narratives Identity Socio- The Origins Consequenc es of Ideology: On Necessity of Distinguishin g Socio- Cultural Economic Ethnic minorities Conflict Public Sphere Fri. 5:00pm Fri. 6:00pm Fri. 7:30pm KEYNOTE: Prof. Paul Sniderman - The Challenge of Inclusion: A Proposal for a New Research Agenda ( ) Awards Ceremony ( ) Awards (Courtyard/Gardens; & Building Rain Location)

4 Saturday July 1, 2017 Symp Symp Sat. 8:00am Registration - Continues all day (Quincentenary ) Sat. 8:30am Alternative Approaches to on Prejudice From Big Ben to Brexit: What makes UK MPs tick? Diverse on a society involved in an intractable conflict: The Israeli case Subjective factors shaping street protest: The importance of emotions perceptions Persuasion: Media Messages Interpersona l Discussions Early Career Roundtable 2 Conflict Identity Leaders' Decision Making Locality, space Inequality Change Sat. 9:45am Coffee Breaks (Quincentenary & TBD) Sat. 10:15am Beyond contagion: New approaches to transmission of collective violence 2016 US Presidential Election Personalities Respect & Honour in Dynamics Authorities Third Outgroups Contact Behaviour: from Historical Conflict to Migration The Power of Narrative: Surviving Wars Broken Democracies, Repairing Them Ideological Divides Biological Basis of Morality Politics Sexual minorities Sat. 11:45am POSTERS ( ) Sat. 1:00pm ISPP Business Meeting Sat. 1:30pm Explaining action protest Combatant experiences The of cidate perception evaluation

5 Saturday July 1, 2017 Symp Symp Sat. 2:30pm Sat. 3:30pm Sat. 5:00pm Conspiracy ories: cognitive underpinnin gs consequence s From cognition to action: Revisiting core mes of from informed by discursive rhetorical. Conservative ideology - Novel approaches to a longsting concept Psychoanaly tical ory analysis of tyranny, intergroup relations leadership attachment immigration attitudes as indicators of social cohesion over time across contexts Crowds: Power, unity resistance Explaining President Trump The Brexit debates: Exploring discussions around leaving EU How We Relate: Understi ng Cooperation Conflict in Tensions Physiological Responses to Parties, Leaders Issues Women, gender conflict The role of social bonds in dealing with past: Resource or burden? Rhetorical analyses of ambivalent responses to European refugee crisis Ideology, Actions Voting Behavior in Israel towards women activism for gender equality New Methods in Study of Summer Institute in Panel 1: Observing Relationship s in of Behavior Psychologica l Approaches to Leaders KEYNOTE: Prof. Linda Skitka - The Implications of Moral Conviction ( ) Hierarchies & Intragroup Processes as Determinant s of Behaviour attitudes in times of crisis Justifying System Inequality: New from System Justification, Identity, Personality Research Over a Century of Ideological Partisan Conflict Sat. 6:00pm Early Career Scholars Hour (Courtyard/Gardens; Rain Location) Editors (Invitation Only Fellows Library)

6 Sunday July 2, 2017 Symp Symp Sun. 8:00am Registration Ends 12:00 PM (Quincentenary ) Sun. 8:30am Legitimacy, equality social justice conflict at intersection of race, gender religion How we see outgroup From Antecedents to Outcomes: The Role of Emotions in Conflict on international peace conflict Intra-group Dynamics Ingroup Identitificati on Identity Violence (In)Security, Threat, Loss in Cognition Relations Ontological (In)Security Exploring Framing Dynamics Sun. 9:45am Coffee Breaks (Quincentenary & TBD) Sun. 10:15am Third parties in conflict dynamics Dominance Orientation The Open Closed Mind Ideology Threat: A Long Complex Relationship Postgenocide reconciliatio n commemora tion. Contribution s from social. Predictors of Outgroup Ingroup transgressio ns: Coping Consequenc es Perceptions reactions to threat Leaders Narrative, nationhood, gender research: Constructing past, present future Immigration : Politics,, Public Opinion Sun. 11:45am POSTERS ( ) Sun. 1:30pm ISPP : Achievement s, challenges future directions The 2016 US Presidential Election Citizen on elites "people" Research on Margaret Hermann's Leadership Traits Analysis Gender: from Stereotypes to Elections Negative Identities, Stereotypes Coping on 2016 US election Citizens Citizenship Sun. 2:30pm How Can We Enlarge Sense that All Humanity is One Family? Fridays of Rage: Al Jazeera, Arab Spring & Islam Authoritarian ism Racial Divides Identity Elections Religion activism Education or Tourism? Teaching about Holocaust through Multidisciplin ary Study, Service Travel Untrustworth y Leaders, Distrusting Citizens? Explaining Differences in Trust identity, nationalism far-right activism Summer Institute in Panel 2: Experiments in Decisionmaking Meet Editors of Journal of The politics of authoritarian ism

7 Sunday July 2, 2017 Symp Symp Sun. 3:30pm Sun. 5:00pm Sun. 6:00pm Revisiting Authoritaria nism: From exceptional decisions in liberal democracies to everyday decisions in authoritarian times. Ideological Asymmetries in Information Processing Disseminatio n Integration of Migrants What happens before, during after collective action? Contemporar y Politics Its Discontents Retaliation, (In)justice & Trauma Constructing ors: Building representati ons through dialogue between Early Career Elevator Pitch Workshop Leaders Followers KEYNOTE: Prof. Michael Billig - Commemoration, Rhetoric Politics ( ) Closing (Courtyard/Gardens) Interrogatin g Void: Lacanian Psychoanaly sis in Relations Critical Issues in Communicati on Public Opinion