Eva G. T. Green
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Eva G. T. Green is a political scientist and political psychologist. She studies variation in political attitudes and values across countries. Green uses experimental social psychology to measure the attitudes that people across many countries and groups hold towards members of other groups, as manifested for example through xenophobia, beliefs about immigration, and strength of national identity.
Green attended The University of Helsinki, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Social Science degree in 1995.[1] In 1997, she obtained a graduate diploma in social psychology from The University of Helsinki.[1] She then matriculated at The University of Geneva, where in 1998 she received a European diploma of advanced studies in social psychology.[1] Then, in 2002, Green graduated from The University of Lausanne with a doctorate in social sciences.[1]
After obtaining her PhD, Green spent 2 years as a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles.[1] In 2004, she moved to The University of Utrecht. She joined the faculty at The University of Lausanne as a professor in 2005.[1] She has since held visiting or temporary positions at Umeå University, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and The London School of Economics.[1]