In person icon Political Psychology and Governance: Responsiveness, Trust, and Public Engagement

Abstract

This panel delves into the dynamic interplay between political psychology, governance, and public engagement. It explores how responsiveness shapes decision-making at both local and national levels, while unpacking the psychological factors driving voter behavior, political campaigns, and institutional trust.

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