Jim Sidanius's guest appearances

Jim Sidanius

Tatter

Donald Trump

James Martin

Jonathan Haidt

Tim Spector

Laurie Santos

Brian Kalt

Ashley Jardina

Doug McConnell

Seth Masket

John Jost

Dan Kaufman

Eitan Hersh

Dan McAdams

Sarah Binder

Aaron Hanlon

OwlTail

ABOUT THIS EPISODE Historically, many activists and organizers have struggled to enact their visions of social justice, and many do so to this very day. What role, if any, can and should social psychology play in such struggles? Do we have a role to play? Or do the risks of such engagement outweigh any potential rewards? In this episode, I discuss such issues with social psychologists John Jost and Jim Sidanius. Jost co-crafted system justification theory, and Sidanius co-crafted social dominance theory, each a theory relevant to social justice. LINKS --John Jost's NYU profile --Jim Sidanius's Harvard profile --"Digital Dissent: An Analysis of the Motivational Contents of Tweets From an Occupy Wall Street Demonstration," by Langer, Jost, et al. (2018) --"Ethnic and National Attachment in the Rainbow Nation: The Case of the Republic of South Africa," by Sidanius, Brubacher, and Silinda (2019)Special Guests: Jim Sidanius and John Jost.

ABOUT THIS EPISODE Historically, many activists and organizers have struggled to enact their visions of social justice, and many do so to this very day. What role, if any, can and should social psychology play in such struggles? Do we have a role to play? Or do the risks of such engagement outweigh any potential rewards? In this episode, I discuss such issues with social psychologists John Jost and Jim Sidanius. Jost co-crafted system justification theory, and Sidanius co-crafted social dominance theory, each a theory relevant to social justice. LINKS <a href="http://as.nyu.edu/content/nyu-as/as/faculty/john-jost.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">--John Jost's NYU profile</a> <a href="https://scholar.harvard.edu/sidanius/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">--Jim Sidanius's Harvard profile</a> <a href="http://as.nyu.edu/content/dam/nyu-as/psychology/documents/facultypublications/johnjost/Digital%20dissent_An%20analysis%20of%20OWS%20tweets.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">--"Digital Dissent: An Analysis of the Motivational Contents of Tweets From an Occupy Wall Street Demonstration," by Langer, Jost, et al. (2018)</a> <a href="https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0022022118814679" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">--"Ethnic and National Attachment in the Rainbow Nation: The Case of the Republic of South Africa," by Sidanius, Brubacher, and Silinda (2019)</a>Special Guests: Jim Sidanius and John Jost.

Episode 38: Just Theory (w/ John Jost & Jim Sidanius)