The Covid‐19 pandemic brought unprecedented governmental restrictions to personal and
political freedoms. This article investigates individual‐level differences in mass support for …

Experiencing repression creates intense emotions and raises dilemmas about handling
political action to achieve social change. Past studies suggest that mainly group-based …

What is hope, and how can we measure it? These questions have occupied the minds of
hope scholars across disciplines. This article outlines a comprehensive approach to …

Transforming long-term conflicts into peaceful intergroup relations is one of the most difficult
challenges for humanity. Such meaningful social changes are often driven by young people …

Voters show ambivalent attitudes towards political parties: They agree that parties are
necessary, but they neither like nor trust them. Existing theories fall short of explaining this …

Intergroup conflict and hostility remain pertinent problems, often involving mass violence
and fundamental harm to the well-being of individuals and societies. Previous studies …

Growing affective polarization, or animosity between competing ideological groups,
threatens to tear apart democratic societies worldwide. In nations that are facing external …

A large literature examines how citizens in violent conflicts react to the conflict's events,
particularly violent escalations. Nevertheless, the temporal nature of these attitudinal …

While the detrimental effects of protracted political conflict on the wellbeing of Palestinians
living in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) are generally recognized, the impact of …

This study explores how bereaved families of organ donors become participants in an
'imagined epistemic community'of organ donor families, amidst a national conflict between …