Solomon
Asch Center 2005 Summer Institute
(All Sessions 9:00am to 3:00pm) Module 1.
Introduction and Case Studies of Ethnopolitical Conflict
Monday June 6 Orientation
& Informal Fellow Presentations
Tuesday June 7 Informal
Fellow Presentations (Continued)
Wednesday June 8 Case
Study I: Northern Ireland
Brendan O’Leary
(University of Pennsylvania)
Thursday June 9 Case
Study II: Israel/Palestine
Ian Lustick
(University of Pennsylvania)
Friday June 10 Case
Study III: Rwanda
Christian
Davenport (University of Maryland)
Module 2.
Theories of Ethnic Conflict and Conflict Management
Monday June 13 Theories
and Approaches to National and Ethnic Identity
Marc Ross (Bryn Mawr
College) Tuesday June 14 Structural
and Interest Theories of Ethnic Conflict
Marc Ross (Bryn Mawr
College)
Wednesday June 15 Psychocultural
Theories of Ethnic Conflict
Marc Ross (Bryn Mawr
College)
Thursday June 16 Conflict
Management: Implications of Structural and Psychocultural Theories
Marc Ross (Bryn Mawr
College)
Friday June 17 Case
Study Applications of Structural and Psychocultural Theories
Marc
Ross (Bryn Mawr College) Module 3. The
Politics of Identity for Groups and Individuals Monday June 20 Identities
and Institutions
Ian Lustick
(University of Pennsylvania) Tuesday June 21 Hegemonic
Beliefs: Common Sense in Individuals and Groups
Ian Lustick
(University of Pennsylvania) Wednesday June 22 The
Origins of Ethnicity and The Hegemony of National Identity
Ian Lustick
(University of Pennsylvania) Thursday June 23 Core
Beliefs and Collective Worldviews
Roy Eidelson (University of
Pennsylvania) Friday June 24 Modeling
Identity Formation, Stabilization, and Change
Ian
Lustick (University of Pennsylvania) Module 4. The Psychology of Ethnopolitical Conflict Monday June 27 Perceiving
Human Groups: Stereotype and Essence
Clark McCauley (Bryn
Mawr College) Tuesday June 28 Ethnicity
and Nationalism: The Psychology of Group Identification
Clark McCauley (Bryn
Mawr College) Wednesday June 29 Psychology
of Intergroup Conflict
Clark McCauley (Bryn
Mawr College) Thursday June 30 Terrorism:
Individual, Group, Social Movement, and Cultural Perspectives
Clark
McCauley (Bryn Mawr College) Friday July 1 Ethnic
Riots and Genocide
Clark
McCauley (Bryn Mawr College) Module 5.
Working with Survivors of Violence and Refugees, Part I
Tuesday July 5 Professionalism
in Humanitarian Action
Peter Walker (Tufts
University) Wednesday July 6 The
Tsunami: A Case of a Celebrity Disaster
Peter Walker (Tufts
University) Thursday July 7 An
Introduction to Psychosocial Approaches, Part I
Arancha
Garcia del Soto (University of Pennsylvania)
Friday July 8 An
Introduction to Psychosocial Approaches, Part II
Arancha
Garcia del Soto (University of Pennsylvania) Monday July 11 Design
and Evaluation of Psychosocial Programs, Part I
Pau Perez-Sales
(Doctors of the World--Spain) Tuesday July 12 Design
and Evaluation of Psychosocial Programs, Part II
Pau Perez-Sales
(Doctors of the World--Spain) Module 6. Working with Survivors of Violence and
Refugees, Part II
Wednesday July 13 Children
and Armed Conflict
Michael Wessells
(Christian Children’s Fund)
Thursday July 14 Ethics
of Development: Workers & Academics
Michael Wessells
(Christian Children’s Fund) Friday July 15 Psychosocial
Realities of Migrants in a Foreign Land
Denise
Mitchulka (Liberty Center for Survivors of Torture) Monday July 18 Human
Rights and Psychosocial Work
Brinton Lykes (Boston
College)
Tuesday July 19 Case
Examples of Psychosocial Work
Brinton Lykes (Boston College), Nicole
Ives & Arancha Garcia del Soto (University of Pennsylvania) Module 7. Political Regulation of National, Ethnic
and Communal Differences Wednesday July 20 Genocide
& Expulsions
Brendan O’Leary
(University of Pennsylvania) Thursday July 21 Partitions
& Secessions
Brendan O’Leary
(University of Pennsylvania)
Friday July 22 Assimilation,
Integration, and Multiculturalism
Brendan
O’Leary (University of Pennsylvania) Monday July 25 Consociation
Brendan O’Leary (University
of Pennsylvania)
Brendan O’Leary
(University of Pennsylvania)
Module 8. Discussion of
Research Proposals and Conclusion Wednesday July 27 Discussion
of Research Proposals
Thursday July 28 Discussion
of Research Proposals
Friday July 29 Final
Integration and Concluding Session
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