In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, sustainable forms of collective resilience help
societies coping cohesively with unprecedented challenges. In our empirical contribution …

The rise of right‐wing populist parties has been widely discussed across the social sciences
during the last decade. Taking a social representational approach, we analyse organising …

In response to the COVID‐19 pandemic, societies face the formidable challenge of
developing sustainable forms of sociability‐cumsocial‐distancing–enduring social life while …

Recent work has called for the integration of different perspectives into the field of political
psychology (Haste, 2012). This chapter suggests that one possible direction that such efforts …

This commentary outlines an approach to social representations which emphasizes the
normative and dynamic nature of shared knowledge. Social representations both connect …

Integrating evolutionary and social representations theories, the current study examines the
relationship between perceived disease threat and exclusionary immigration attitudes in the …

Empirical public opinion research on distributive justice often does not acknowledge that
individuals' social justice preferences may strongly depend on the particular type of …

Europe as a supranational entity is frequently associated to inclusive and cosmopolitan
values, which explains why identification with Europe generally relates to tolerant attitudes …

The present research intends to shed light on the processes enabling political minorities to
transition into normatively acceptable groups, by investigating how a previously …

Public opposition to antiracism laws—an expression of prejudice toward immigrants—is
widespread in Switzerland as well as in other European countries. Using data from the …