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Asch Center 2003 Summer Institute Schedule
University of Pennsylvania
June 2-August 8
For the 2003 Summer Institute Syllabus
click here.
Week 1. Case Histories of Ethnopolitical Conflict
Introduction by Directors & Informal Fellow Presentations
Informal Fellow Presentations (Continued)
Northern Ireland (Brendan O’Leary, University of Pennsylvania)
Israel/Palestine ( Ian Lustick, University of
Pennsylvania)
Sri Lanka (Jeanne Marecek, Swarthmore College)
South Africa (Harvey Glickman, Haverford College)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 2. Ethnic Identity: Models and Influences
Primordialist Approaches to Ethnic Identity and Related Issues (Clark
McCauley, Paul Rozin, & Francisco Gil-White, U. of Pennsylvania)
Constructivist Theories of Ethnic Identity (Ronald Suny, University
of Chicago)
Instrumental Models of Ethnicity (Srirupa Roy, University of
Massachusetts)
Post-Colonialism and Ethnic Identity (Steven Rubenstein, Ohio
University)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 3. The Psychology of Group Identification and
Intergroup Conflict
Theories of Intergroup Aggression (Marc Ross, Bryn Mawr College)
Developmental & Cultural Origins of Ingroup & Outgroup
Aggression (Marc Ross, Bryn Mawr College)
Self Identity Theory, Self-Categorization Theory, & Intergroup
Conflict (Leonie Huddy, SUNY-Stony Brook)
Group Dynamics, Group Stereotypes and Group Identification (Clark
McCauley, Bryn Mawr College)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 4. Social Movements, Political Violence, and
Terrorism
Social Movements & Political Violence I (Bert Klandermans, Free
University, Amersterdam)
Social Movements & Political Violence II (Bert Klandermans, Free
University, Amersterdam)
Psychology and Sociology of Terrorism (Clark McCauley, Bryn Mawr
College)
Psychosocial Impact of Terror: Primary Prevention & Public Health
(Col. Ann Norwood, MD (Department of Health and Human Services, Washington
DC)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 5. Genocide and Gross Human Rights Violations
History of Genocide (Daniel Chirot, University of Washington)
Rebel Group Atrocities (Jeremy Weinstein, Brookings Institution)
International Law and Minority Rights (Kristin Henrard, University of
Groningen, Netherlands)
Week 6. Institutional Frameworks in Working with Refugees and
Survivors of Violence
Legal and Social Realities of Forced Migration (Douglas Massey,
Princeton University)
Education & Related Development Issues for Refugees (Beverlee
Bruce, Social Science Research Council, New York City)
Can Humanitarianism Be a Profession? (Peter Walker, Tufts University)
Critique of Psychosocial Interventions: The Politics of Trauma
(Vanessa Pupavac, University of Nottingham, UK)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 7. Individual and Family Issues in Working with Refugees
and Survivors of Violence
Psychological Impact of Disasters on Victims and Helpers (Fran
Norris, National Center for PTSD & Dartmouth Medical School)
Psychosocial Approaches with Refugees (Arancha Garcia del Soto,
University of Pennsylvania)
Trauma Interventions in Conflict (Jon Hubbard, Center for Victims of
Torture, Minnesota)
Needs Assessment: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches (Paul
Bolton, Johns Hopkins University)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 8. Community and Human Rights Approaches
Children and Armed Conflict (Michael Wessells, Randolph Macon College)
Ethics of Development: Workers & Academics (Michael Wessells,
Randolph Macon College)
Local Women’s Initiatives & Action Research (Brinton
Lykes, Boston College)
Evolution of International Human Rights: From the Holocaust to the 21st
Century (Harry Reicher, University of Pennsylvania)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 9. States and the Regulation of Ethnic Group
Differences
Political Designs I: Multicultural Liberalism and Integration (Will
Kymlicka, Queen’s University, Canada)
Political Designs II: Assimilation and Nation-Building (Margaret
Moore, Queen’s University, Canada)
Political Designs III: Partition and Consociation (Brendan O’Leary,
University of Pennsylvania)
Political Designs IV: Federation and Control (John McGarry, Queen’s
University, Canada)
Review, Discussion, and Integration
Week 10. Conflict Resolution & Discussion of
Research Proposals
Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution Approaches I (Donna Hicks &
William Weisberg, Harvard University)
Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution Approaches II (Donna Hicks &
William Weisberg, Harvard University)
Discussion of Fellow Research Proposals
Discussion of Fellow Research Proposals (Continued)
Final Integration and Concluding Session
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