Lecture on "The Socio-Psychological Processes Underlying Collective Action in Repressive Contexts" at YSU

YSU 8th building, Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology

On March 4, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., YSU Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology will host a lecture on "The Socio-Psychological Processes Underlying Collective Action in Repressive Contexts."

The "Public Process Studies" research group of the Psychology Research Center will host Professor Arin Ayanyan, international co-director of the research grant project "Belonging, Power to Influence, and Civic Action: The Understanding of Citizenship in Post-Revolutionary and (Post)War Armenia from a Socio-Psychological Perspective", social-political psychologist, and professor at the Center for Conflict and Violence Studies (Bielefeld University, Germany).

The lecture is tailored for students as well as researchers in psychology, sociology, political science, and related fields.

The working language will be English, and consecutive translation will be provided if necessary.

Admission is free.