Welcome to the Hot Politics Lab!
We are an interdisciplinary research group using political psychology and adjacent fields to explain salient socio-political themes.
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Please join us for our first Online Political Psychology Meeting, which will take place on Thursday November 12th from 15:00 – 17:00. Political psychology is a thriving discipline in
The paper “Hot Politics? Affective responses to political rhetoric” by Hot Politics Lab members Bert N. Bakker, Gijs Schumacher and Matthijs Rooduijn is now out
Starting Friday, September 4th, the weekly online meetings of the Hot Politics Lab will be held again virtually using Zoom. We put together an exciting
We’ve put together an overview of all our lab meetings up do date, and you can find video and audio records of all our meetings
You can now also follow our weekly online lab meetings on Spotify! Just search for “Hot Politics Lab” within Spotify and follow our podcast, or
Hot Politics Lab member Bert Bakker was recently featured in Amsterdam’s local newspaper Het Parool where he was interviewed about the connection between political ideology
Follow today our wonderful colleague @chrlstln_s. She is assistant professor Health Communication and does really cool research. Stay tuned today!
@UvA_ASCoR @UvA_ACHC https://t.co/pYqUf6nCM0
How do #partisan identities evolve in response to the politically polarised & turbulent conditions? Green D. & Platzman P. demonstrated that party identification changes at a glacial rate across voters’ lifespan. | On our to-read list.
https://t.co/gIEyUwAWkO
Thrilled that my 1st solo-authored article has been published open access in @EJPRjournal ✨
https://t.co/eOZt53nOPs
It is about stigmatisation among populist radical right (PRR) grassroots and is linked to my PhD thesis on gender & party membership in PRR parties. A quick 🧵:
The Hot Politics Lab 2018 || Website designed by Maria Alexandra Rosales
