Message from the President
Professor Hoon-Seok Choi
Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Dear Members of AASP
It is my honor and great pleasure to serve AASP as President for the period of 2019-2021. Established in 1995, AASP has become one of the major psychology organizations in Asia with over 1,300 members from many parts of the world, including the Far East, South East Asia, India, Oceania, North America, and Europe. Over the past 20 years, members of AASP have contributed to the development of social psychology and played a key role in solving important social issues in the region. AASP’s flagship journal, Asian Journal of Social Psychology, has continued to grow with an increasing impact both academically and practically. Through its biennial conference and diverse summer school programs, AASP has also provided a set of platforms where members enjoy intellectual stimulation and develop critical skills for their research. On looking at where we stand now as an academic organization, I see many great achievements and full of positive energy with a warm, family-like atmosphere. I truly hope that we will continue our efforts and collaborations to realize the full potential of our association and create opportunities for further growth.
I look forward to opening up a hopeful future in tandem with all members of AASP.
The Executive Committee
We have some changes in the Officers group and the Executive Committee. Allan Bernardo has completed his role as Past-President. Sylvia Chen Joined the group as President-Elect of the association. Emi Kashima has completed her role as President and is now the Immediate Past-President. Jim Liu has completed his role as Secretary General, and Fang Wang will serve the association as Secretary General for the next two years. Wendy Li continues to serve as Treasurer, and so does Itesh Sachdev as Chair of the Education and Training Committee. I would like to express my sincere thanks to Allan Bernardo, Emi Kashima, and Li Liu for their hard work and sacrifice for the association. Their commitment to excellence and incessant love for our organization will be remembered by all members of AASP for a long time. Also, I welcome Sylvia Chen and Fang Wang to the Officers group with a great deal of joy and excitement.
We also have changes in the Representatives of the association. Hiroaki Morio (East Asia Rep), Hamdi Muluk (South East Asia Rep.), Jungsik Kim (Korea Rep-at-Large), Della Belleza (Philippines Rep-at-Large), Ching Wan (Singapore Rep-at-Large), Watch Boonyasiriwat (Thailand Rep-at-Large), and Katya Hanke (Germany Rep-at-Large) have completed their term as Regional Representative/Representative-at-Large. I thank all of them for their valuable service for the association over the years. Replacing these individuals and filling in other positions, Keiko Ishii (East Asia Rep), Antonio Clemente (South East Rep), Jian Guan (China Rep-at-Large), Youngmi Kwon (Korea Rep-at-Large), Shige Oishi (North America Rep-at-Large), Sutarimah Ampuni (Indonesia Rep-at-Large), Ken Ito (Singapore Rep-at-large), Thipnapa Huansuriya (Thailand Rep-at-Large), and Mostafa Zarean（Middle East Rep-at-Large) joined the team. Thank you and welcome on board ! I also thank Sammyh Kahn (Europe Rep-at-Large), Emma Buchtel (Hong Kong Rep-at-Large), and Elaine Fernadez (Malaysia Rep-at-Large) for their continued service for the association.
AASP 2021
AASP 2021 SEOUL NEWSLETTER
April 2021 (Issue No.10)
AASP 2021 Is Coming!
For the sake of the safety of our participants, the AASP 2021 conference will be held online (all sessions inclusive). We will do our best to create a memorable event for all participants.
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Keynote Speakers of AASP 2021 Seoul Conference
Daniel Bar-Tal |
Michael Hogg |
| Tel Aviv University (Israel) | Claremont Graduate School (USA) |
| "Why it is So Difficult to Resolve Peacefully Intractable Conflicts?" | "World in Crisis: Epistemic Threat, Self-Uncertainty, and Extremist Social Identities" |
James Liu |
Tatsuya Kameda |
| Massey University (New Zealand) | The University of Tokyo (Japan) |
| "Collective Remembering of the United States and China: From the Fall of a Liberal System of Global Dominance to Economic Prospects for World Peace" | "Reducing Variance or Helping the Worst-off? Behavioral and Neurocognitive Bases for Distributive Norms" |
Sylvia Chen
(Hong Kong)
Featured Speakers of AASP 2021 Seoul Conference
Gyuseog Han |
Grit Hein |
| Chonnam National University (Korea) | University of Würzburg (Germany) |
| "Post Pandemic Self; Self-system of Psychological Turn for Sustainable Eco-system from a Korean Mentality" | "The Motivational Basis of Social Decision-Making" |
Yuri Miyamoto |
Ernestine Gordijn |
| Hitotsubashi University (Japan) | University of Groningen (The Netherlands) |
| "Perks (and Burdens) of Higher Social Status in Japan" | "The Role of Meta-stereotyping in Intergroup Relations" |
Jacinth Tan |
Giovanni A. Travaglino |
| Singapore Management University (Singapore) | University of Kent (U.K.) |
| "Attunement Processes in Class-Based Dyadic Interaction: A Physiological Linkage Approach" | "Towards a Psychology of Informal Political Relations: Understanding the Legitimization of Illegal Actors" |
Mengyao Li
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