Data evento: 20/05/2016
Luogo evento: Kyiv - Ukraine

IV international seminar on Political and Economic Psychology:

“Psychology of Political and Economic Self-Constitution” will take place in Institute of Social and Political Psychology NAPS of Ukraine on May 20th, 2016 in Kyiv.

Seminar language is English.
Seminar is co-organized by Institute of Social and Political Psychology NAPS of Ukraine (Prof. Vadym Vasiutynskyi, Associate Prof. Irina Bondarevskaya), Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu & EPIA, Romania (Prof. Eugen Iordanescu), CISES s.r.l. & PSIOP, Italy (Dr. Alessandro De Carlo), Free International University of Moldova (Prof. Svetlana Rusnac), Institute of Social Sciences, Serbia (Senior Researcher Bojan Todosijevic), University of Peloponnese (Prof. Despina Karakatsani), University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland (Prof. Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz), Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences (Associate Prof. Aldona Vaiciuliene).
Psychologists, political scientists and economists are invited to discuss the following topics of Political and Economic Psychology:

• Psychological peculiarities of national economic policy;
• Public opinion on political and economic issues;
• Money, income and savings attitudes;
• Psycho-economic aspects of organizational activities;
• Entrepreneurship psychology;
• Citizenship activity and citizenship education;
• Political and economic consciousness and socialization;
• Psychology of consumer behavior;
• Psychology of richness and poverty;
• Social representations paradigm for research in Political and Economic Psychology;
• Pedagogical basis of political and economic consciousness development;
• Psychological well-being as a precondition of economic development.

 
Participation fee 20 euros covers seminar proceedings publication. Seminar proceedings will be published in English.
Travel, meals and accommodation should be paid by participants. For registered participants Organizing Committee will provide information about travel, meals and accommodation in Kyiv. 
Abstracts guidelines: approximately 1200 words, please avoid footnotes, figures and bibliography. References should be inserted in the text (surname, year). On the top of abstracts: authors’ name and surname, scientific degree, title, position, affiliation.
Theoretical study should include: 1) introduction, 2) objectives, 3) results, 4) conclusions. Empirical study should include: 1) introduction, 2) objectives, 3) method and procedure, 4) results, 5) conclusions. These units should be clearly separated in the text.  
Abstracts should be sent to email: dnipropsy@yahoo.com in *.doc, *docx by April 1st, 2016.

Contacts for information:
Irina Bondarevskaya, Associate Professor, Senior Researcher of Laboratory of Social and Psychological Technologies, Institute of Social and Political Psychology, National Academy of Pedagogical Science of Ukraine
Tel. +38 067 714 0886; e-mail: ibondarevskaya@yahoo.com