Congist'26: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Crisis

Session

Session 1.6 (Day 2)

D2-S1-D328

14 May 2026, 09:30

D328 (Istanbul University Faculty of Letters)

Conveners

Session 1.6 (Day 2): Psikoloji / Psychology

• Özlem Sertel Berk (Istanbul University)

Krize Panzehir Olarak Paternalizm? Türkiye’nin Göç Politikası Üzerine Elit-Kitle İletişiminin Sosyal Psikoloji Perspektifinden İrdelenmesi (D2-S1-D328)

Zafer Evmez (İstanbul Esenyurt University)

14/05/2026, 09:30

Oral Presentation

Siyasal paternalizm, liberal ilkelerle mutlak karşıtlık, liberal düzende illiberal gündemin uygulayıcılığı, liberteryan birtakım paternalist pratiklerin liberal normlarla uyumu, liberal zarar/bakım çerçevesinde adil müdahalenin meşruluğu ve anarşi yapısında dahi devletin asgari müdahalesinin zorunluluğu gibi geniş tartışma yelpazesini içermektedir. Liberal ilkelerle bir arada bulunabileceği...

Cultural Shock Among Young Migrants from Macedonia to Europe (D2-S1-D328)

Nora Taravari (Mother Teresa University Skopje)

14/05/2026, 09:50

Oral Presentation

Migration has emerged as a prominent phenomenon in the 21st century, with increasing numbers of young Macedonians relocating to European countries in pursuit of better educational, professional, and socio-economic opportunities. This transition often exposes them to cultural shock, defined as the psychological and emotional stress resulting from encountering unfamiliar cultural norms, social...

Crisis and Ideology: Psychological Perspectives (D2-S1-D328)

Severin Hornung (University of Innsbruck)

14/05/2026, 10:10

Oral Presentation

This contribution expounds the role of neoliberal ideology in the socio-ecological polycrisis from the perspective of political and social psychology. Research on political-economic ideologies and system justification theory is reviewed, emphasizing crisis dynamics. Polycrisis is conceptualized as compounding ecological, economic, political, and social contradictions, culminating in threats to...