Joseph de Rivera

Professor Emeritus, Psychology

jderivera@clarku.edu

Joseph de Rivera (PhD. Stanford, 1961) is Professor Emeritus at Clark University. A founding member of the International Society for Research on Emotions and a fellow in three different divisions of the American Psychological Association, he taught at Dartmouth and NYU before coming to Clark and founding their Program in Peace and Conflict. The author or editor of six previous books, he is currently engaged in research on celebrations that promote global community.
Affiliated Department(s)
- Psychology Department
Scholarly and Creative Works
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- Book
  
  Forming a global community.
  
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  2022
  
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  ISBN #978-1648896156
  
  Vernon Press
  
  Joseph de Rivera
- Article in Refereed Journal
  
  Promoting a sense of global community.
  
  Published in Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology
  
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  2018
  
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  Vol. 24
  
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  Issue #3
  
  Joseph de Rivera
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  C.O. Mahoney
- Other Scholarly or Creative Work
  
  Celebración de la comunidad global e identidad global: Valores, creencias y emociones trascendentes en culturas Hispanoamericanas. (Celebrations of global community and identity: Values, beliefs and transcendent emotions in Spanish speaking cultures)
  
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  2018
  
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  Vol. 3
  
  N. Basabe
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  Joseph de Rivera
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  L. Alfaro
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  A. Burboa
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  Vera Calzaretta
- Other Scholarly or Creative Work
  
  What the world needs now is gov.
  
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  2017
  
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  Vol. 14
  
  Joseph de Rivera
- Article in Refereed Journal
  
  Cultivating a global identity.
  
  Published in Journal of social and political psychology
  
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  2015
  
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  Vol. 3
  
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  Issue #2
  
  Joseph de Rivera
  ,
  H.A. Carson
- Article in Refereed Journal
  
  Culturas de paz y los climas emociones de sociedades (Cultures of peace and the emotional climates of societies).
  
  Published in Psicología Política
  
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  2014
  
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  Issue #E.Zubieat
  
  Joseph de Rivera

Joseph de Rivera

Affiliated Department(s)

Scholarly and Creative Works