| The strand of Peace, human rights and psychology at the 11th European Congress of Psychology meets the extremes of the Congress phrase, "A rapidly changing world - challenges for psychology". |
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| Issues that will be focused under the heading of Peace strand - are the following: - Peace negotiations and the science of psychology
- Post-conflict communities and transitional justice - the contributions of psychology in international human rights law and practice
- The right to reparations after human rights violations - rehabilitation and mental health implications
- What is the relationship between ethics and human rights
- What are the basic challenges in the relationship between psychological practice and human rights
- War, conflict and childhood - human rights and mental health consequences of armed conflicts
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| These are confirmed speakers |
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| Keynotes/State of the Art: |
Morten Bergsmo (NO) Socio-psychological mechanisms in the administration of criminal justice for atrocities: some reflections by an international lawyer Download abstract here  |
 Anthony J. Marsella (US) Global Poverty, Human Rights, & Psychology: Challenges, Opportunities, Responsibilities Download abstract here  |
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War affected youth: Predictions, problems, and solutions for children associated with fighting forces | Convenor | Pam Ryan (AU) Psychologists beyond borders | | Participants | Theresa Betancourt (US) Harvard School of Public Health | | | Roxanne Cohen Silver (US) University of California, Irvine | | | Richard A. Bryant (AU) University of New South Wales | Download abstract here  | | | | | |
The adoption of the universal declaration of ethical principles for psychologists: Significance to psychology and anticipated impact | Convenors | Janel Gauthier (CA) Laval University | | | & Geoff Lindsay (UK) University of Warwick | | Participants | Ann D. Watts (ZA) Psychological Society of South Africa | | | Andrea Ferrero (AR) National University of San Luis | | | Nora Sveaass (NO) University of Oslo | | | Stephen Behnke (US) American Psychological Association | | | Carole Sinclair (CA) The Hincks-Dellcrest Treatment Centre | | Discussant | Jean L. Pettifor (CA) University of Canada | Download abstract here  | | | | | |
Peacebuilding: Psychological perspectives Under the auspices of the International Network of Psychologists for Social Responsibility | Convenor | Paula Green (US) Karuna Center for Peacebuilding | | Participants | Inger Agger (DK) Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims | | | Friederike Feuchte (DE) University Jena | | | Miriam Schroer (DE) Free University Berlin, Forum Peace Psychology | Download abstract here | | | | | |
Psychosocial rehabilitation of survivors of torture and other gross human rights violations | Convenor | Joar Overaas Halvorsen (NO) | | Participants | Boris Drozdek (NE) Psychotrauma Centrum Zuid Nederland/ | | | Reinier van Arkel groep Den Bosch | | | Inger Agger (DK) Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims | | | Nimisha Patel (UK) University of East London/Medical/ | | | Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture | Download abstract here | | | | | |
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| Symposia suggested |
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Public opinions on State Violence: an international project | Convenor | Carla Machado (PT) University of Minho | | Participants | Ana Barbeiro (CH) Université de Lausanne | | | Mariana Barbosa (PT) Catholic University | | | Sherri McCarthy (US) Northern Arizona University | | | Akhurst (UK) York St John University | | | Andrea Jones-Rooy (US) University of Michigan | Download abstract here  | | |
Precongress workshop Atle Dyregrov/William Yule |