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Official BlueSky account of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), exploring the link between politics and psychology. Follow the Political Psychology journal account for updates: @ispp-pops.bsky.social https://ispp.org/
Just 1 week until ISPP Early Registration Closes on March 16th for ISPP's 2026 Annual Meeting which takes place July 16 - 19 in Newcastle, United Kingdom! Register now! bit.ly/4b822rt
We are currently accepting submissions for our 2026 #ECR Blog Posts. For more information, see our recent post.
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This thought-provoking blog post, written by Dr Saeed Keshavarzi, focuses on the experiences of Afhgans born in Iran, particularly in relation to their social identities, experiences of rejection and social identity loss, and coping strategies. It concludes with implications for policymakers.
This week, we have "Caught Between Two Worlds: The Unique Experiences of Second-Generation Afghan Immigrants in Iran".
Link to blog post: polpsyispp.medium.com/caught-betwe...
Link to original article: doi.org/10.1002/casp...
Click here: bit.ly/4aZ8d0M
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Deadline: noon 1 May 2026
Start date: September 2026
One year with strong possibility of extension
Contact: Laura K Taylor (laura.taylor@ucd.ie)
GENERATION EU will explore how European identity develops across countries, regions, and social groups, how it changes over time, and whether it may also produce unintended consequences, such as exclusion or backlash toward others.
To learn more and apply:
The project examines how children and adolescents develop a sense of European identity and how that identity shapes both individual outcomes (such as well-being and civic engagement) and broader societal outcomes (including social cohesion and peace).
We welcome a global and diverse pool of applicants for a new ERC Consolidator project, GENERATION EU, based at University College Dublin.
Both self and peer nominations are encouraged. The Twining program could also offer additional mentoring/collaboration opportunities (apply here bit.ly/46IGlgp) We are here to support you and are eager to help.
If you, or anyone you know, is impacted by the ongoing attacks, please consider applying for Emergency Funds (apply here bit.ly/46HoE0H) Limited funds are available to meet the needs of scholars who are under threat and have lost income because of political conflicts.
***Attention Political Psychologists and Those Impacted by the War in Iran***
ISPP and the Scholars Under Threat (SUT) Committee are closely watching the escalating war in Iran and broader region.
ISPP Early Registration Closes on March 16th! Register now! bit.ly/4b822rt
Link to blog post: polpsyispp.medium.com/beyond-abort...
Link to original article: doi.org/10.1007/s111...
We are currently accepting submissions for our 2026 #ECR Blog Posts. For more information, see our recent post.
First up, we have "Beyond Abortion: What is behind the desire to punish women for their miscarriages?".
@jchalmers.bsky.social provides fascinating insights into the factors which are related to desires to punish women for miscarrying. This continues to be a timely and important piece of work 👏
We are looking back to cast a spotlight on some of the fantastic work that was featured through last year's #EarlyCareerResearcher Blog Post initiative by our Early Career Committee. 🧵
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💻 Selected blog posts will be published on the Political Psychology medium page - polpsyispp.medium.com.
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Call for Blog Posts by Early Career Researchers! The ISPP Early Career Committee are seeking blog posts based on empirical research conducted by early-career researchers. Selected blog posts will be published on the Political Psychology Medium page. Deadline: 20th March 2026 Requirements: 1 Based on empirical research (quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods). 2 Lead author must be an early career researcher. 3 May be based on published or unpublished work. Submissions must include: 1 Main text (<1000 words, excl. references & author bio). 2 Authors and affiliations. 3 Brief author biography. 4 DOI (if based on published work). Optional: Figures, appendices. Submissions can be sent to ispp.ecc@gmail.com.
‼️ Attention Early Career Researchers!
📖 The Early Career Committee are seeking #BlogPosts based on empirical research (quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods) lead by ECRs.
👇 Details below - submissions can be sent to ispp.ecc@gmail.com by 20th March 2025.
Registration is now open for the 49th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), happening 16–19 July 2026 in Newcastle, United Kingdom. Reserve your place today: https://bit.ly/isppannualmeeting
Reminder: Applications for the Early Career Scholar Travel Awards are open until 17th February!
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ISPP early career scholars (i.e., undergraduates, graduate students and those up to 8 years post-graduate) who are first or sole authors on accepted posters or papers are encouraged to apply!
📣 Applications Now Open: ISPP 2026 Early Career Scholar Travel Awards
ISPP is pleased to announce the 2026 Early Career Scholar Travel Awards, supporting early career researchers to attend ISPP's Annual Meeting in Newcastle.
For more information and to apply, visit docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Applications are open for the 2026 ISPP Academy!
The International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) Academy takes place July 13–15, 2026 at the University of Newcastle, UK.
Deadline: March 1, 2026
Apply here: https://bit.ly/3LTXX1E
Registration is now open for International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP)’s 49th Annual Scientific Meeting, taking place 16-19 July 2026 in Newcastle, United Kingdom.
👉 Register here: bit.ly/isppannualme...
Annual Meeting in Newcastle, United Kingdom.
Please note: Book Award nominations are due TODAY! All other nominations are due by 15 January.
Learn more and submit a nomination: bit.ly/4pHXqyr
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Call for ISPP 2026 Awards Nominations
ISPP’s nominations process for all 2026 Awards is now open. We encourage members to recognize outstanding contributions to the field by submitting a nomination.
Award recipients will be honored during the 2026 ISPP
James Druckman. We’re looking forward to seeing them, and you, in Newcastle, 16-19 July 2026! The deadline to submit proposals to present at the conference is 6 December. bit.ly/44CeYTW
ISPP President Joanne Miller and the Program Co-Chairs (Rosario Aguilar, Ka-Ming Chan, and Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz) are pleased to announce that ISPP’s Annual Meeting at Newcastle University in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK in July 2026 will feature keynote addresses by Dr. Siwar Hasan-Aslih and Dr.
Finding Common Grounds in Uncertain Times
Submissions close 6 December 2025 — don’t miss your chance to share your research and insights with the ISPP community.
Submit here: bit.ly/44b4sTD
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Reminder: Call for Papers is Open!
There are only 2 days left to submit for the 49th ISPP Annual Meeting, taking place July 16–19, 2025, in Newcastle, United Kingdom.
We invite proposals for papers, posters, blitz presentations, panels, and roundtables exploring this year’s theme: