Individualization and Social Morality
SELF Project Line 6
Research conducted as part of Project Line 6 will investigate the relationship between self, social morality, and solidarity in advanced welfare societies. Does increasing relevance of independence and individual autonomy coincide with growing acceptance of social inequality? Would at the same time increasing economization and individualization contribute to the emergence of (especially right-wing) social movements which propagate a strong we-group with pronounced interdependent ties? Thus, these projects would not only investigate the role of independence-interdependence in individual thinking, feeling, and action, but rather in the emergence of large scale societal changes (i.e., for both institutions/organizations as well as the societal structure and culture as a whole).
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Fellows in Project Line 6: Individualization and Social Morality
Research Interests
- Welfare states and social policy
- Redistributive preferences
- Deservingness opinion
- Family policies
Supervisors in Project Line 6: Individualization and Social Morality
Constructor University
Academic Chair (BIGSSS), Speaker RTG Self
Tel.: +49 421 200 3426
Research Interests
- Cultural Differences in the Meaning of Choice
- Learning and Teaching in Multicultural Settings
- Foundations of Morality and Religious Beliefs
Research Interests
- Political Culture, esp. Values and Value Change
- Political Participation, esp. Protest
Adacemic Coordination
- Research Training Group SELF
- Regular and Affiliated PhD Fellows at Constructor University