Publications & Conference Papers

CURRENT EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assistant Editor, Europe's Journal of Psychology
• Co-Editor, PsyPAG Quarterly
• Review Board Member, Social Psychological Review

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Ispas, A. (in press). To the future of social psychology in the U.K. Social Psychological Review.
• Iliescu, D., Ispas, A., & Ilie, A. (2007). Psychology in Romania. The Psychologist, 20(1), 34-35.
• Ispas, A. (2006). Editorial. PsyPAG Quarterly, 60, 4-6.
• Ispas, A. (2006). The Power of Diversity. Europe's Journal of Psychology, August edition.
• Ispas, A. (2006). Interview with Dr. Ulrich von Hecker. Europe's Journal of Psychology, May edition.
• Ispas, A. (2005). Goals and social development: Looking at one side of the coin is not enough.

      PsyPAG Quarterly, 57, 29-39.

• Ispas, A. (2005). Chimpanzee theories of mind: science or fiction?. Psych-Talk, 47, 6-11.
• Ispas, A. (2004). Repairing historical rifts: is collective guilt the answer?. The Psychologist, 7(17), 396-398. 

PUBLISHED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

• Ispas, A. (2005). Collective guilt and intergroup relations. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society,

     Volume 13, No. 2, August 2005. ISSN 1350-472X.

• Ispas, A. (2005). Repairing historical rifts: is collective guilt the answer? Proceedings of the British Psychological

     Society, Volume 13, No. 2, August 2005. ISSN 1350-472X.

• Ispas, A. & Eggins, R. (2005). When the dominant group becomes the perpetrating group: Avoiding intergroup conflict

      and encouraging reconciliation. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, Volume 13, No. 2, August 2005.

      ISSN 1350-472X.

SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS

• Ispas, A. & Spears, R. (2006). LeBonian lay theories: Discrepancies in perceived personal and ingroup control over

     prejudice-related emotions. Paper presented at the 53rd Annual Conference of the Social Psychology Section,

     British Psychological Society, Birmingham, September 2006.

• Ispas, A. (2006). The link between anti-discrimination and immigration EU policies. Paper presented at the

      European Sociological Association Summer School 'Immigration in Europe', Milan, July 2006.

• Ispas, A. (2006). Collective guilt: ordering or re-disordering past disorders? Paper presented at the Annual Conference

      of the British Sociological Association, Harrogate, April 2006.

• Ispas, A. & Widdicombe, S. (2005). Guilty for the past, hopeful for the future? The effect of collective guilt and

      national identification on attitudes and behavioural intentions towards a harmed outgroup. Paper presented at the

      52nd Annual Conference of the Social Psychology Section, British Psychological Society, Edinburgh, September 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Widdicombe, S. (2005). The positive and negative effects of collective guilt on attitudes towards a harmed

      outgroup. Paper presented at the 20th Annual Conference of the Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group, Exeter,

      August 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Eggins, R. (2005). Too close to home: influencing perpetrator groups to redress past wrongs. Paper

      presented at the 14th General Meeting of the European Association of Experimental Social Psychologists, Wurzburg,

      July 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Widdicombe, S. (2005). Do emotions about the past influence present intergroup relations? The effect of

     collective guilt on attitudes towards a harmed group. Paper presented at the 9th European Congress of Psychology,

     European Federation of Psychologists' Association, Granada, July 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Eggins, R. (2005). Compensating for the past, making peace for the future: the effect of focus and level

      of self-categorisation on attitudes towards a harmed group. Paper presented at the 9th European Congress of

      Psychology, European Federation of Psychologists' Association, Granada, July 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Eggins, R. (2005). When the dominant group becomes the perpetrating group: avoiding intergroup conflict

      and encouraging reconciliation. Paper presented at the Quinquennial Conference of the British Psychological Society,

      Manchester, April 2005.

• Ispas, A. & Eggins, R. (2004). Perpetrators in the spotlight: the role of focus and level of self-categorisation. Paper

     presented at the 51st Annual Conference of the Social Psychology Section, British Psychological Society, Liverpool,

     September 2004.

• Ispas, A. (2004). Repairing historical rifts: is group-based guilt the answer? Paper presented at teh Annual Conference

      of the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists, Auckland, April 2004.