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Eric Shiraev
professor and author
Eric Shiraev is a distinguished professor, versatile researcher, and prolific author hailing from Russia and currently residing near Washington DC.
Educated in both Russia and the United States, his academic journey culminated in a Ph.D. in political psychology from the University of St. Petersburg, followed by a post-doctoral stint at UCLA.
His illustrious career includes tenures at prestigious institutions such as St. Petersburg University, NVCC, Oregon State University, George Washington University, and George Mason University.
With a broad spectrum of research interests, Eric Shiraev has contributed significantly to the fields of international affairs, political psychology, cross-cultural studies, and Russian politics, showcasing his expertise through twenty-nine authored, co-authored, and co-edited books along with numerous publications.
Of particular note is his pioneering work in reputational politics and defenses against character assassination, evident in his research endeavors and the establishment of the Character Assassination and Reputation Management Lab.
Beyond academia, he engages with a wider audience through media essays and lectures on his research themes, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas and knowledge dissemination.
Explore more about Eric Shiraev's work on his websites www.ericshiraev.com and the Character Assassination Research Lab, along with his active presence on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
For insights into international relations, cross-cultural psychology, and Russian politics, Eric Shiraev's expertise shines through, making him a revered figure in the academic and research community.
Highlights
We are pleased to announce a new series to be published by Amsterdam University Press. Five volumes have been proposed so far, with the first two scheduled for release early next year. The series editors are Martijn Icks, Jennifer Keohane, Serge Samoilenko, and Eric Shiraev all @CARP Research Lab
The 8th edition of "Cross-Cultural Psychology: Critical Thinking and Contemporary Applications" has been released. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to my esteemed colleague and friend, David Levy from Pepperdine University, Andrew Ellison, our dedicated research assistant, and the exceptional editorial team at Taylor & Francis! Our journey continues!
