International Society
of Political Psychology
Twenty-Fifth
Annual Scientific Meeting
Language of Politics,
Language of Citizenship,
Language of Culture
16-19 July 2002
Hotel Intercontinental
Berlin, Germany
Governing Council Meeting
Monday, July 15, 8:00 a.m. –
9:45 a.m.
Monday, July 15, 10:00 a.m.
– 5:00 p.m.
Governing Council Meeting
Monday, July 15, 9:00
a.m.– 5:00 p.m., Cost $30 USD, Limit 40 persons
Preconference Tour of
Tour
departs from hotel lobby. Meet in the
lobby no later than 8:45 a.m.
Enjoy a guided tour to Rococo palaces, landscaped
gardens, cool waterways, architectural follies and monuments of history.
Experience the best of
Monday, July 15, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Cost $15 USD
Workshop I: Automated
Methods for Analyzing Language
This workshop will introduce participants in a
practical way to the automated coding of textual material for research on
language use. The first part of the workshop will explore methodological and
conceptual issues raised by automated coding methods. The second part of the
workshop will focus explicitly on the use of Profiler Plus in automated coding
as a concrete example of how computers can be used for textual analysis.
Participants will be introduced to how coding schemes are constructed and will
participate in a group effort to construct and use coding rules for research on
the use of language.
Coordinator: Robert Woyach, Social Science
Automation, Inc.,
Monday, July 15, 2:00 p.m. –
4:00 p.m., Cost $15 USD
Workshop II: Adivce for Junior
Scholars on the Publishing Process
This workshop is designed to help junior scholars
succeed in getting their work selected for academic journals, and to know what
to expect after they have been accepted and need to prepare their manuscript
for publication. Coordinated by current editors of Political Psychology, the
official journal of the International Society of Political Psychology, junior
scholars will receive pointers on submission guidelines and appropriate formats
to use, how to balance intricacies of cross-discipline research, which factors
influence editors in their decision-making and how to prepare their work for
appearing in Political Psychology or other, similar academic journals. The
workshop will feature short presentations by scholars who have been successful
in getting their work published.
Coordinators: The Editors of Political Psychology
Monday, July 15, 9:00 a.m. –
1:00 p.m.
Workshop III: The Nuclear Mystique: Dialogue on
Global Security
We are in a state of global emergency both
physically and psychologically. The issues most threatening to global survival
are barely on anyone’s radar screen. Moreover, the threat is compounded by our
massive denial, ignorance, and psychic numbing, rendering us unable to take
effective action. As Robert Jay Lifton has stated, weapons of mass destruction
are beyond psychology, and alter our relationship to life and death. An
international meeting of political psychologists is perhaps the best place for
a serious dialogue and brain-storming session about this issue. Basic ideas,
concepts, and analysis and open session for dialogue will be presented.)
Coordinator: Diane Perlman,
Tuesday, July 16, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Conference
Registration, Foyer
Book Exhibit and Paper
Tuesday, July
16, 9:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Session 1.1 Panel: Authoritarianism
Chair:
Sam
McFarland,
Ethnocentrism,
SDO, RWA, and Perceived Upbringing in
Ingrid
Zakrisson,
Pär Löfstrand,
The
Concept of Authoritarian Reaction: Applicable in International Comparative
Research?
Hilke Rebenstorf, Institüt für
Measures
of Mysticism and Political Authoritarianism: Are Mystic-Occult Beliefs and
Practices Related to Political Authoritarianism?
Daphna Canetti,
Authoritarian
Attitudes and Juvenile Violence: A Cross Cultural Perspective
Haci-Halil Uslucan, Otto von
Chair: Diane
Perlman,
Forgiveness
and the Narrative Project of Truth Commissions
Molly Andrews,
Mercy,
Justice, and Peace-making
Helena
Meyer-Knapp,
Evergreen
The
Role of Forgiveness in Reconciliation
Yehudith Auerbach,
Universal
Themes in Healing and Reconciliation: Individual, Community and Polity
Diane Perlman,
Breaking
the Cycle: Working with Leaders in
Ervin Staub, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
Chair:
Markus
Kemmelmeier,
Dragging
the
Ernst L.
Moerk,
The
Politics of Presidential Approval: The State of the
James N.
Druckman,
Justin W.
Holmes,
American
Presidential Rhetoric and the Economic Voter
Amy Carter,
What
You 'Don't Know' Can Hurt You: Russian Public Opinion
Adam Berinsky,
Joshua Tucker,
Chair:
Jerrold M. Post,
The Psychology of Osama bin Laden and his ‘True
Believers’
Jerrold M. Post, George Washington
University, USA
An Aresenal of Believers: Talking to the ‘Human
Bombs’
Nasr Hassan, The United Nations
Chair: Dana Ward, Pitzer College, USA
What Should Democracies Do About Identity?
Kenneth R. Hoover, Western Washington
University, USA
Erikson’s Psychosocial Developmental Outline:
From Theory to Research
James Marcia, Simon Frasier University,
Canada
Deciphering the Moral Psychology
Kristen Renwick Monroe, University of
California, Irvine, USA
Session 1.6 Panel (convened): Political Psychology
in the
Chair: Lyubov Naydonova,
The Unconscious Factors of Social Development
Lessya Karpyuk,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Roman Zraiko, Institute of Social and
Political Psychology, Ukraine
Difference of Ukrainian’s, Russian’s, and Tatar’s
Parental Attitudes in Crime in Ukraine
Selime Khairova,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Political Psychology in Ukraine: Prospects for
the Development
Mykola M. Slyusarevsky,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Reflection of the ‘Influence On’ and ‘Influence
To’ by Young Politics in the Ukraine
Lyubov Naydonova,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Implicit
Scenarios of Ukrainian Society Development in Mass Political Consciousness
Vadim Vasyutinsky,
Chair: Harm ‘t Hart, Utrecht
University, Netherlands
Personality Profiles of Dutch Purple
Coalition’s Cabinet Leaders (Kok, Borst, Jorritsma)
Aubrey Immelman, St. Johns University,
USA
Christ’l De Landtsheer, University of
Antwerp, Belgium
Wietske van der Schaaff, Netherlands
Extreme-Right and Political Alienation: A
Causal Riddle. Case Study: The Vlaams Blok in Belgium
Peter Thijssen, University of Antwerp,
Belgium
The Functionality of Identity and Citizenship:
The New Political Culture in Belgium
Gert Van den Bossche, University of
Ghent, Belgium
Discussant: Maritza Montero, Universidad Central,
Venezuela
Chair: Michal
Shamir,
Social
Identity Theory and the Success of the Shas Party
Ben Menachem,
The
Impact of Liberalization, Globalization and Conflict on Political Tolerance:
Political Tolerance in
Michal Shamir,
The
Dominance of Fear over Hope in Situations of Intractable Conflict: The Israeli
Case
Anat Zafran,
Daniel Bar-Tal,
Changes
in Perception of the Palestinians by the Israeli Jews across the Last Decade:
Studies of Students
Daniel
Bar-Tal,
Yoram Bar-Tal,
Einat Cohen,
Secular and Religious Israeli's Attitudes,
and Explanations of Own and Other Groups' Attitudes, towards Giving the Golan Heights
Back to Syria as a Part of a Peace Agreement with Syria
Anna Blom
Kemdal,
Macedonian and Albanian Parties and
Politicians in Printed Media
Eleonora
Serafimovska,
St. Cyril and
Marijana
Handziska,
St. Cyril and
of
Arguments and Social Categories in Media
Accounts of the Kosovo Conflict
Sofia Alberca,
Marina Herrera,
Organization of Knowledge in Social Memory:
The Case of the Military Coup of 1973 in
Andres Haye,
Jorge Manzi,
Images of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict in
the Eyes of Young Adolescents: Comparisons between Jewish and Arab Israeli
Citizens
Helena
Desivilya,
Lillian
Traubman,
Predicting Post Sept. 11 Value Shifts Using a
2-D Model
Chair:
Joseph Pentony,
Political
Orientations and Authoritarianism in
Zsolt Enyedi,
Bojan
Todosijevic,
Will the Authoritarian Left-Winger Become a
Right-Winger in Eastern Europe?
Joseph Pentony, University of St.
Thomas, USA
Jost
Stellmacher,
Thomas
Petzel,
The
Three-Dimensional Structure of Right-Wing Authoritarianism
Friedrich
Funke,
Session 2.2 Panel: Biographies
of Traumatic Experience
Tiergarten
II
Chair: Marliyn
S. Jacobs,
Jewish
Hidden Children in
Birgit
Schreiber,
Carl von Ossietzky Universität,
Sorry
Treatment: Trauma, Sewn Lips and "Stolen" Aboriginal
Dennis Mc
Dermott,
The
Psychology of Pain: Trauma and the Politics of Suffering
Marliyn S.
Jacobs,
Session 2.3 Salon: Female Genital Mutilation: Films for Abolition
Tobe Levin,
Charlottenburg
I/II
Chair: Leonard
Weinberg,
The
Characteristics of Terrorist Organizations 1910-2000
Leonard
Weinberg,
William Eubank,
Ami Pedahzur,
Sanguinary
Road to
Moshe Hazani,
The Psychoanatomy of Political Terrorism
Diane Perlman,
Osama
bin Laden, Political Domestic Violence and Islamic Suicidal Terrorism
Nancy
Hartevelt Kobrin, Hennepin-Regions Psychiatry Training
September
11 and the Four Generations of Modern Terror
David
C. Rapoport,
Köpenick
I
Chair: Leonie
Huddy,
Gender
Stereotypes and Political Candidates: A Meta-Analysis
Susan
Banducci,
Joanna Everitt,
Elisabeth L.
Gidengil,
Gender
and Campaign Advertising in
Virginia
Sapiro,
Kenneth
Goldstein,
Gender Differences Revealed in U.S. Foreign
Policy
Joyce Dickson, USA
Köpenick
III
Chair: Lyubov Naydonova, Institute of Social and Political Psychology,
Ukraine
Interactive Skills and Their Formation on
Different Levels of Political Socialization
Tatiana Volfovskaya,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Social Intellect as an Integrative Quality of
the Society
Roman Zraiko, Institute of Social and
Political Psychology, Ukraine
Lessya Karpyuk,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
State and Functionality of Political System in
Inhabitant’s Representation
Pavlov D. Frovlov,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Organizational
and Personality Factors in Political Company - 2002 in
Mykhaylo
Naydonov,
Institute of Reflective Investigation and Specialization,
Lyubov Naydonova,
Institute of Social and Political Psychology, Ukraine
Köpenick
II
Judith
Torney-Purta,
Rainer
Lehmann, Humbolt-Universität
Schöneberg
I
Chair: TBA
Collective
Identity and Public Discourse: Social Representations of a Conflict in Three
Israeli Kibbutzim
Emda Orr,
Gender
Differentials of Perceived Qualities of Conscript Service in the Israeli Army
Yechezkal Dar, Hebrew
Shaul Kimhi,
Retired
Military Officers in Civilian Life: Codes of Adjustment
The
Influence of Katzetnik's Writings on the Israeli Holocaust Memory
Stability and Change of National Identity in
Thomas Blank, Max-Planck-Institut,
Peter Schmidt,
History, Personal Beliefs and Attitudes
toward Immigrants: A Cross-National Study
Mark Akiyama,
Youth and European Identity
Klaus Boehnke,