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I am interested in how individuals and societies foster reconciliation in the aftermath of conflict with a specific focus on the role of collective acknowledgement in shaping intergroup relations.
I am interested in how individuals and societies foster reconciliation in the aftermath of conflict with a specific focus on the role of collective acknowledgement in shaping intergroup relations.
Published Works
Published Works
2025
2025
Kljajić, M., Shelef, Nadav, and vanderWilden, Ethan. (2025). Collective victimhood beliefs and conflict-related attitudes: A meta-analysis. Comparative Politics Studies, Forthcoming.
2023
2023
Niemi, L., Stanley, M., Kljajić, M., You, Z., & Doris, J. M. (2023). Political orientation and moral judgment of sexual misconduct. Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 11(2), 478-500.
Erickson, P., Kljajić, M., & Shelef, N. (2023). Domestic military deployments in response to COVID-19. Armed Forces & Society, 49(2), 350-371.
Works in Progress
Works in Progress
2025
2025
Kljajić, M. The (Re)conciliatory Effects of Intergroup Acknowledgments and Apologies: A Meta-Analysis. OSF Preprint.
Kljajić, M. Does (Mutual) Acknowledgement Foster Post-Conflict Reconciliation?
Kljajić, M. When Do We Acknowledge Collective Wrongdoing?
Kljajić, M., & Nadav, S., Neighborhood integration and intergroup relations before and after conflict.
Kljajić, M., & Nadav, S., Long-term effects of neighborhood integration on intergroup reconciliation.
Kljajić, M., Attias, N, & Halperin, E. Acknowledgement and Meta-Acknowledgement in the Israel-Gaza War. In preparation.
Kljajić, M., Attias, N, & Halperin, E. Comparative Meta-Perceptions.
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