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In this podcast series we speak to experts, practitioners, thinkers and decision-makers who are involved in studying, understanding and operationalising human security.
Episode 7 – Prof Daniel Bar-Tal: Society, subjectivity, and the psychology of security
Humans of Security
1 hour 9 minutes 52 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 7 – Prof Daniel Bar-Tal: Society, subjectivity, and the psychology of security
In this episode we speak to Prof. Daniel Bar-Tal, an academic, social psychologist, author, and laureate of the Morton Deutsch Conflict Resolution Award of the Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence. We discuss what it means for someone to feel secure, the subjectivity of individual and societal insecurity, and the importance of putting psychology and security under the same spotlight.
Humans of Security
In this podcast series we speak to experts, practitioners, thinkers and decision-makers who are involved in studying, understanding and operationalising human security.