In this commentary in Nat. Rev. Psych, I reflect on the need to bring sociopolitical/historical contexts more centrally into soc. psych research on conflict. Reflections draw on tensions I've faced in my work, and critical feedback from participants, practitioners, and colleagues: rdcu.be/etk1f

A new paper by Penic, Elcheroth and @rezartabilali.bsky.social is very elegant: combines qual vignettes about diverse conflict experiences with large-scale survey data to show that awareness of diverse conflict experiences produces social cohesion when soc. norms allow sharing of these experiences.