About the Center
The Center for Conflict and Cooperation at New York University is a global scientific and educational hub dedicated to promoting inclusive, sustainable, and pluralistic societies around the globe. We bring together scientists worldwide and across disciplines to understand the social dynamics of intergroup conflict and cooperation–including polarization, intergroup discrimination, civic engagement, cross-divide collaboration, and belonging–and their interconnectedness with topics like misinformation, democracy, A.I. technology, and social media. Through extensive outreach and inclusive education, we share our insights with the broad public, empowering society to be its own catalyst of change. We collaborate with policymakers, organizations, and civil society to translate our findings into real-world solutions for issues like democratic backsliding, inequity/inequality, and biased technology.
Overview
The Postdoctoral Associate will join the Center as a...