Zacharia Bady

• Postdoctoral Fellow (since 04/2023) · Center for Social & Cultural Psychology, ULB, Belgium
• Scientific consultant (2019-2020) · Behavioral Sciences Unit, University of Birzeit, West Bank, Palestine
• PhD student in Social Sciences (2014-2020) · Life Course and Inequalities Research Center (LINES), UNIL, Lausanne, Switzerland
• Master Degree in Social and Intercultural Psychology (2012-2014) · ULB, Belgium

• Immigrants’ well-being and perspectives on integration policies
• Intergroup contact
• Social identity construction in war-torn contexts

Albzour, M., Bady, Z., Elcheroth, G., Penic, S., Reimer, N., & Green, E. G. T. (2023). Talking to a (Segregation) Wall: Intergroup Contact and Attitudes Toward Normalization Among Palestinians From the Occupied Territories. Political Psychology, 44(1), 43–59.

Penić, S., Drury, J., & Bady, Z. (2021). Collective resilience. In In the Shadow of Transitional Justice (pp. 197–214). Routledge.

Bady, Z. (2017). Ethnicity, authority, and political participation: Expressing political attitudes in contexts of shifting ethnic salience. Lives Working Papers 59.2, 1-43.

Van der Linden, N., Klein, O., Bady, Z., Azzi, A. (2016). “Dites-moi quel crime il a commis, je vous dirai d’où il vient”. Emulations 16, 67-78.