Anna Kende

Her research focuses on the topic of intergroup relations. More specifically, she investigates the psychological underpinnings of social change both in the area of prejudice reduction and engagement in social movements. She has participated and coordinated several international research projects funded by the EU, national and international organizations, mostly concerning the situation of disadvantaged groups, and Roma people in particular. Her work covers both basic and applied research, which she has published in leading international journals.

Keywords

prejudice, collective action, intergroup solidarity, political psychology, intergroup relations, anti-Gypsyism

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Office hours: Wednesday, 12:00 to 13:30 (by appointment)

Research area: Her research focuses on the topic of intergroup relations. More specifically, she investigates the psychological underpinnings of social change both in the area of prejudice reduction and engagement in social movements. She has participated and coordinated several international research projects funded by the EU, national and international organizations, mostly concerning the situation of disadvantaged groups, and Roma people in particular. Her work covers both basic and applied research, which she has published in leading international journals.

Research Group: Social Groups and Media Research Lab

Note: Thesis supervision topics: prejudices, collective action