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Dr Slieman Halabi, Social Psychologist, Wuppertal University

Joined April 2018
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New #SPSPblog: When Speaking Someone’s Language Raises Suspicion by @HalabiSlieman ow.ly/2oHj50ZhzKI
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Slieman Halabi retweeted
The deadline to apply for the #earlycareer committee of the @PolPsyISPP is in three days (Friday, June 14). Join us, because here you can have an #impact on how to support early career researchers.
Be part of a group of friendly and cool young scholars at #ECC who come up with ideas and programs to engage and support early career researchers of @PolPsyISPP.
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Join our next talk by about intergroup conflicts!
💡 Join our talk on "Interventions for Improving Intergroup Relations in Conflict" on June 10, 18:00-19:00 CET. Explore the effectiveness and limitations of various intergroup interventions and learn about advancing future research and practice. 🔗ZOOM: uva-live.zoom.us/j/852257034…
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Slieman Halabi retweeted
The Oxford Intersections Unit "Social Media: Individual & Cultural Identity" @OUPAcademicis seeking extended abstracts by June 28th. Please share and contact @Adrian_Lueders if you have any questions! academic.oup.com/intersectio…
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Want to contribute and make a difference? Please apply and do let me know if I can help in anything!
📢 Call for Applications: ISPP Early Career Committee The ISPP ECC is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 ECC! We're seeking individuals for several positions (2-3 year terms). 📅 Apply by June 14, 2024 View full details here: ispp.org/wp/wp-content/uploa… #ISPP #EarlyCareer
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New paper Alert! Introducing the concept of in-between groups! Our paper on the Druze minority in Israel extends our understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict beyond the two main groups and explains how the Druze navigate conflicting identities bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wil…
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We examine how these identifications are linked to the endorsement of conflicting national narratives and solidarity with the Palestinian minority in attempts to create social change.
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The paper contributes to recent accounts by John Dixon, Guy Elcheroth, @kerr_philippa @AlbzourMai @DurrheimKevin @eminasub @CaricatiLuca @evagtgreen which offer to look at intergroup conflict beyond the classic binary perspective of 'us' vs. 'them'.
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Very important initiative! Please join and share among your colleague! @easpinfo @socialpsychUK @PolPsyISPP @DGPs_JuMis @DGPs_Berlin @SPSPnews
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Don't forget to join us today!
I am super excited to talk about being an insider, outsider and in-between(er) while doing peace psychology in conflict settings! If you have time, please come and join us today at 6 pm (CET; 5 pm UK time)! @PolPsyISPP
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Join us next week with a talk discussing peace psychology in a post-conflict setting by @melisulug !
💡 Don't miss out on our online talk discussing peace psychology in a post-conflict setting! Join Dr. Özden Melis Uluğ as she explores the intricacies of this topic. 📅 Date: April 30, 2024 🕒 Time: 18:00 - 19:00 CET 🔗 Zoom Link: uva-live.zoom.us/j/872337872… #ISPP #PeacePsychology
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Can every semester start with a quick break in Sicily for an @easpinfo meeting? Thanks again @kendeanna @barbaralastic @mchayinska @xendziii & Patrice Rusconi for allowing to meet such nice and smart people on this stunning island! #Milazzo
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Attending @easpinfo meeting on (collective) identity fragility in #Milazzo organised by @kendeanna @mchayinska @barbaralastic, @xendziii & Patrice Rusconi has been an honour and joy to meet all the interesting researchers! You again succeed to organise the best meetings!
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