Conflict, Communication and Inter-group Relations

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1 20th Annual Conference of the German Peace Psychology Association Conflict, Communication and Inter-group Relations June 15-17, 2007 University of Konstanz (Germany) Funded by Auslandsreferat der Universität Konstanz Beltz Psychologie Verlags Union Deutsche Gesellschaft für Verhaltenstherapie (DGVT) Deutsche Stiftung Friedensforschung (DSF) Fachgruppe Sozialpsychologie der DGPs Forum Friedenspsychologie (FFP) Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Universitätsgesellschaft Konstanz Verlag irena regener Walter Jacobsen Gesellschaft Program Committee: Prof. Dr. Klaus Boehnke (Bremen) Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Frindte (Jena) Prof. Dr. Georg Lind (Konstanz) Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kempf (Konstanz) Prof. em. Dr. Gert Sommer (Marburg) Contact: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kempf Universität Konstanz D Konstanz / Germany wilhelm.kempf@uni-konstanz.de Phone: #49-(0) / Fax: #49-(0)

2 Program Friday, June 15, :30-15:30 Registration Participation fee 40,- for members of the German Peace Psychology Association 50,- for non-members 15,- for students and participants with low income 15:30-16:30 Conference Opening - Prof. Dr. Gerhard v. Graevenitz (Rector of the University of Konstanz) - Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kempf (Peace Research Group Konstanz) - Prof. Dr. Klaus Boehnke (German Peace Psychology Association) 16:30-17:30 Keynote lecture 1: Prof. Valerie Purdie-Vaughns, PhD (Yale University, USA) Explaining group-based inequality in American society: An identity-threat based perspective Chair: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Frindte A Building 17:30-18:00 Coffee break A Building 18:00-19:00 Keynote lecture 2: Prof. Eli Avraham, PhD (University of Haifa, Israel) Ways of constructing the Other : Media images of national and cultural minorities Chair: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kempf 20:00 Conference dinner (not included in the conference fee) Restaurant SeeRhein Spanierstraße 3 2

3 Saturday, June 16, :00-09:30 Morning coffee A Building 09:30-10:30 Keynote lecture 3: HD Dr. Wassilios Baros (Dimikritos Universität, Griechenland) Bildung und Überprüfung von Hypothesen in der Migrationsforschung Chair: Dr. Ilhan Kizilhan 10:30-11:00 Coffee break A Building 11:00-13:00 Working group 1: Civil wars and terrorism Room F 420 Working group 2: Migration Room F 425 Working group 3: Group identity and inter-group relations Room F :00-14:00 Lunch break (not included in conference fee) 14:00-16:00 Restaurant Arche (in the university building) Working group 4: War coverage, peace journalism & the audience Room F 425 Working group 5: War socialisation and peace education Room F :00-16:30 Coffee break F Building 16:30-18:30 Working group 4 (continued) Room F 425 Working group 5 (continued) Room F :30-19:30 General Meeting of the German Peace Psychology Association (Mitgliederversammlung) open to non-members Room F :00 Open evening Sunday, June 17, :00-11:30 Public Executive Board Meeting of the Forum Friedenspsychologie Hotel Barbarossa Obermarkt 3

4 Working groups Working group 1: Civil wars and terrorism Chair: Prof. Dr. Georg Lind Wolfgang Frindte, Nicole Haußecker & Johannes Schneider (University of Jena, Germany): Terrorismus mediale Konstruktion und individuelle Interpretation: Ein friedenswissenschaftlicher Beitrag zur medien- und sozialwissenschaftlichen Analyse und Bewertung terroristischer Bedrohungen in Deutschland Johannes Schneider (Universität Jena, Germany): Terror management theory An attempt making conflicting and convincing information useful Nicolas Rost (UNHCR) and Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz, Germany): A global risk assessment model for civil wars Working group 2: Migration Chair: Prof. em. Dr. Gert Sommer Turhan Çetin &.Leyla Esentürk-Ercan (Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey): Turkish migrants attitudes toward immigration Ilhan Kizilhan (Universität Freiburg, Deutschland): Islam und Integration: Konflikte von jugendlichen Migranten in und zwischen den verschiedenen Welten Deborah Maehler & Ulrich Schmidt-Denter (Universität Köln, Deutschland): Identität bei eingebürgerten Migranten. Working group 3: Group identity and inter-group relations Chair: Prof. Valerie Purdie-Vaughns, PhD Jörg Lehmann (Berlin, Germany): Hate speech and the construction of identity Todd L. Pittinsky (Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A): Beyond tolerance: Development and validation of the allophilia construct Ibrahim Bangura (Sierra Leone): Communicating and mainstreaming gender to achieve peace and development Gottfried Hutter: Psychology of peace. A solution-oriented approach to inter-religious peace and its potential of helping solve the Middle East Conflict 4

5 Working group 4: War coverage, peace journalism & the audience Chair: Prof. Eli Avraham PhD Wilhelm Kempf (University of Konstanz, Germany): The peace journalism controversy Stig Arne Nohrstedt (University of Örebro, Sweden) & Rune Ottosen (Oslo College, Norway): War journalism in threat-society. Reflexivity and peace-journalism as counter strategies to media-management strategies Jutta Möckel (Universität Konstanz, Deutschland): News from the Holy Land. Akzeptanz und Wirkung von Konfliktberichterstattung im Fernsehen Judith Bauer & Christopher Cohrs (Universität Jena): Können Dokumentarfilme das Bewusstsein globaler sozialer Ungerechtigkeiten fördern? Eine Evaluationsstudie am Beispiel des Films "We Feed the World" Coffee break Patrick Haack (University of Konstanz, Germany): Talking intervention. Foreign policy frames and their conditional impact on individual attitudes Solveig Steien (Oslo College, Norway): A Norway almost at war ; the Muhammed cartoon crisis in Norwegian media Jairo Ordoñez (Colombia and University of Konstanz, Germany): Colombian War: The vision of the opinion articles Juan Lallave (University of Konstanz, Germany): Competent Conflict Reporting and Group Bias. Working group 5: War socialisation and peace education Chair: Miriam Schroer Jürgen Biedermann (University of Konstanz) Child soldiers Klaus Boehnke (Jacobs University Bremen, Germany) & Mandy Boehnke (University of Bremen, Germany): Hope for peace/fear of war between the ages of 8 and 42: Results from a long-term longitudinal study Oddgeir Tveiten (Agder University College, Norway) Peace education through New Media: A case study of a local peace initiative in southern Norway Ulrike Niens (Belfast, Northern Ireland): Contextualising peace education: Reflections on the meaning of reconciliation in different political settings Coffee break Patricia T. Alleyne-Dettmers (University of Konstanz, Germany): Play Mas: Rechoreographing ethnic identities in transcultural spaces. Georg Lind (Universität Konstanz, Deutschland): Über wichtige Themen öffentlich reden und zuhören können - Ziel und Methode der Konstanzer Methode der Dilemmadiskussion (KMDD) Friederike Rothe (Universität Innsbruck, Österreich): Zwischenmenschliche Kommunikation und Sozialität Dimce Paskoski (Kreuzlingen, Schweiz): Der Dialog im Schatten des Diskurses. Eine kommunikologische Skizze gegenwärtiger Kommunikationsverhältnisse. 5