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About the Asch Center |
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Asch Center 2001 Summer Institute Schedule University of Pennsylvania June 4-August 10, 2001 For additional information about the Visiting Faculty click here. For the 2001 Summer Institute Syllabus click here. Week 1. Case Histories of Ethnopolitical Conflict 1. Introduction—Brief Fellow Presentations—Monday 6/4 2. Israel/Palestine Ian Lustick (U. of Pennsylvania)—Tuesday 6/5 3. Northern Ireland John McGarry (U. of Waterloo)—Wednesday 6/6 4. Sri Lanka Jeanne Maracek (Swarthmore College)—Thursday 6/7 5. South Africa Robert Price (U. of California-Berkeley)—Friday 6/8 Week 2. Ethnic Identity: Models and Influences 1. Constructivist Theories of Ethnic Identity Ronald Suny (U. of Chicago)—Monday 6/11 2. Rational-Choice Models of Ethnicity Kanchan Chandra (MIT)—Tuesday 6/12 3. Post-Colonialism and Ethnic Identity Anne Norton (U. of Pennsylvania)—Wednesday 6/13 4. Language Issues and
Ethnopolitical Conflict Harold Schiffman (U. of
Pennsylvania)—Thursday 6/14 5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 6/15 Week 3. The Psychology of Group Identification and Attachment 1. Overview of Group Dynamics Clark McCauley (Bryn Mawr College)—Monday 6/18 2. Social Movements and the Manipulation of Ethnicity Anthony Oberschall (U. of North Carolina)—Tuesday 6/19 3. Social Identification Theory and Social Categorization Theory Etty Jehn (U. of Pennsylvania)—Wednesday 6/20 4. Individual Differences in Group Identification Sonia Roccas (Open University of Israel)--Thursday 6/21 5. Review, Discussion, and
Integration—Friday 6/22 Week 4. Aggression: Theory and Research Findings 1. Individual vs. Intergroup Aggression Clark McCauley (Bryn Mawr College)--Monday 6/25 2. Theories
of Intergroup Aggression Marc
Ross (Bryn Mawr College)—Tuesday 6/26 3. Developmental
and Cultural Origins of Ingroup and Outgroup Aggression Marc Ross
(Bryn Mawr College)—Wednesday 6/27 4. Evolutionary Origins of Group Conflict Francisco Gil-White (U. of Pennsylvania)—Thursday 6/28
5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 6/29 Week 5. Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing NO SESSIONS MONDAY JULY 2 -- WEDNESDAY JULY 4 1. Roots of Evil Ervin Staub (U. of Massachusetts)—Thursday 7/5 2. Situational Factors Encouraging Genocide and the Role of Bystanders Ervin Staub (U. of Massachusetts)--Friday 7/6 3. Individual Differences in Response to Situational Factors and Developmental Origins of Empathy Ervin Staub (U. of Massachusetts)—Saturday 7/7 Week
6. Addressing the Conflict Experience I: Psychological Reactions &
Psychosocial/ Mental Health Responses 1. Children and Ethnic Violence Michael Wessells (Randolph Macon U.)—Monday 7/9 2. Local Intervention: Strategies, Issues, and Ethics Michael Wessells (Randolph Macon U.)—Tuesday 7/10 3. History of Trauma and Cross-Cultural Conceptualizations Marc Sageman (U. of Pennsylvania)—Wednesday 7/11
4. Identifying and Intervening Against PTSD and Other Stress Disorders Edna Foa (U. of Pennsylvania)—Thursday 7/12 5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 7/13 Week 7. Addressing the Conflict Experience II: Refugees and Rebuilding Community 1.
Refugees in Crisis: The Role of Mental Health Programs Barbara Smith (International
Rescue Committee, NYC)--Monday 7/16 2.
The Refugee Experience: Mediating the Impact of Forced Migration and
Displacement on Children
Beverlee Bruce (Social Science Research Council, NYC)—Tuesday
7/17 3. USA, Europe and Local Professionals: Approaches to Psychosocial Programs and Rape in the Balkans Arancha Garcia del Soto (International Rescue Committee, Madrid)--Wed 7/18
4. Approaches and Issues in Post-Conflict Community Rebuilding and Reconciliation Charles Malcolm (U. of Cape Town, South Africa)—Thursday 7/19 5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 7/20 Special Session: “Tabletop Exercise” Mary Gutmann, Director, Office of Special Services, Peace Corps Week 8. Evaluating Psychosocial/ Mental Health Interventions: Research Strategies, Obstacles, and Ethics 1. Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Evaluations of Mental Health Interventions Richard Neugebauer (Columbia U.)—Monday 7/23 2. Mixed Method Evaluations of Mental Health Interventions Richard Neugebauer (Columbia U.)—Tuesday 7/24 3. Qualitative Methods in Cross-cultural Mental Health Assessment Paul Bolton (Johns Hopkins)—Wednesday 7/25 4. Methods and Results of Mental Health Assessments in Rwanda and Uganda Paul Bolton (Johns Hopkins)--Thurs 7/26 5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 7/27 Week 9. Managing/Resolving Ethnic Group Differences 1. Political Designs I--
Multicultural Liberalism and Integration Will Kymlicka
(Queen’s University-Canada)—Monday 7/30 2.
Political Designs II—Self-Determination and Secession
Margaret Moore (U. of Waterloo)—Tuesday 7/31 3.
Political Designs III-- Control, Partition, Hegemony Ian Lustick (U. of
Pennsylvania)—Wednesday 8/1 4. Political Designs IV—Self-Governance and Regional Integration Wolfgang Danspeckgruber (Princeton U.)—Thurs 8/2
5. Review, Discussion, and Integration—Friday 8/3 Special Session: Discussion of Non-Violent Resistance Movements Jack DuVall and Steve York, producers of PBS series “A Force More Powerful” Fellow Research Proposals Due Week 10. Overview, Integration, and Research Proposal Discussion 1. Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution Approaches-Part I Herb Kelman and Donna Hicks (Harvard U.)—Monday 8/6 2. Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution Approaches-Part II Herb Kelman and Donna Hicks (Harvard U.)—Tuesday 8/7 3. Discussion of Fellow Research Proposals—Wednesday 8/8 4. Discussion of Fellow Research Proposals—Thursday 8/9 5. Final Integration and Concluding Session—Friday 8/10 |
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