Understanding as a Moral Act: The politics of identity-understanding

Alexandra Stamson

Imagination as Resistance: Theory, Creativity, and the Healing of Collective Trauma

Andrea Gaspar

From Silence to Story: Centering Survivor Voices in Gender-Based Violence Research

Renata Strashnaya

Threatening Feelings in Dark Times: Loneliness, Ressentiment, and Meta-Subjectivity in Fragmented Societies

Stefan Thomas

From “Population Utilization” to “Replacement”: How Russian Conspiracy Narratives Weaponize Demographic Decline across Ideological Boundaries

Andrei Prudnikov

Conspiracy Theories as Dynamic Beliefs: A methodological critique

Brady Wagoner

Authoritarianism in action

Ana Gantman, Jordan Wylie, Wil Cunningham, Nicolette Dakin, Connie Chiu

Careful & Contested Chronic Living

Sigga Waleng

Negotiating the Universal and the Particular in (Socio)Cultural Psychodynamics: Implications for Critical Praxis

Suzanne Kirschner

Between Universal and Contingent: Ideologies through the Lens of the Sibling Function

Teodora Vuletić Joksmiović

The Neoliberal “Subject Supposed to Know”: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective

Sonja Janičić

Metatheory and Social Justice: Reimagining Social Psychology through Humanism and the Liberatory agenda of Eric Fromm and B R Ambedkar

Chetan Sinha

Algorithmic Dreamwork: Freud, Lacan, and the Visual Unconscious of AI

Jill Baker-Reid

Materiality-Sensitive Analysis of Online Interviews: Ageist Stereotypes and Ethics in Workplace Digital Learning

Selina Staniczek

Legends of Hybrid Brooklyn

Joshua Musicant

Consciousness Under Constraint: Rethinking Identity Through the Lived Experience of Intersex Migrants

Alexander Berezkin

Rewriting Foundations: Documentary Poetry and the Reimagining of Political Narratives through the Case of the 1777 New York State Constitution

Fedor Marchenko

Historiography as Resistance: Art and the Politics of Intercommunal Relations in Mandate Palestine

Maayan Hilel

Complex Futurity: Neuroqueer Sense-Making, Systems Thinking, and Media Art

Allison Leigh Holt

Art as a Medium of Theoretical Self- and World-Critique in Dark Times. A Morphological Analysis of Goya’s “Black Paintings” and Their Contemporary Relevance

Björn Zwingmann

A Social Justice Art Exhibition as an Affective, Potentially Transformative Site

Katie Fuller