Dear Colleagues, Please see below a call for abstracts for a Special Issue on: 'Re-examining Norms of Good Citizenship When Democratic Values are Under Threat' with the* Political Psychology* journal. The full call is available here <https://ispp.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CfP-Special-Issue-on-Good-Citizenship-in-Political-Psychology-final.pdf> . *Deadline for submissions: 15 July 2025.* Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the corresponding editors directly (Frank Reichert <reichert@hku.hk>and Nora Siklodi <nora.siklodi@port.ac.uk>) or via sinorms@hku.hk. Best wishes, Nora, Frank and Murray --- *Call for Papers: Special Issue in **Political Psychology on* *Re-examining Norms of Good Citizenship When Democratic Values are Under Threat * *Key research questions: * What does ‘good citizenship’ mean, and how stable is this meaning across time and space? How do psychological factors, such as emotions, collective identities, and ethical behaviour, shape perceptions of good citizenship and citizenship norms? What are the main changes in citizenship norms, and which factors (economic, political, psychological, social, etc.) are related to these changes? How are citizenship norms linked to social, educational, technological, and psychological processes? How do citizenship norms vary across different socio-political, cultural, geographic, and temporal contexts, and what are the implications of these variations for democracy and civic education? *Timeline: * Deadline for submission of abstracts/short summaries: 15 July 2025 Decision on selected proposals and invitation for full submissions: 15 August 2025 Deadline for invited authors to submit their full papers: 31 December 2025 Final decision (after second review): 31 August 2026 All submitted papers will be subject to the journal’s author guidelines and double-blind review process via Wiley’s Research Exchange submission portal. Please remember to select the special issue title (“Re-examining Norms of Good Citizenship When Democratic Values are Under Threat”) when submitting your full-length manuscript through Research Exchange. *Submission Guidelines: * We welcome contributions from scholars globally, including from scholars working in underrepresented regions, with a focus on interdisciplinary dialogue and inclusivity. Submissions should be original research articles, theoretical papers, or comprehensive reviews. Interested authors should submit an abstract of up to 500 words, 3-5 keywords, and details of the author(s) (title, institutional affiliation) by email to sinorms@hku.hk by 15 July 2025. Please note, the abstract needs to be clearly aligned with the key themes of this Special Issue and the Aims and Scope of *Political Psychology*. *Contact Information: * For any inquiries regarding the Special Issue, please contact the Guest Editors (sinorms@hku.hk): Professor Frank Reichert (The University of Hong Kong & The University of Sydney), Dr. Nora Siklodi (University of Portsmouth), Professor Murray Print (The University of Sydney) We look forward to your contributions to this important and timely Special Issue. Dr Nora Siklodi she|her Associate Professor in Politics University of Portsmouth Co-Editor Political Studies Review <https://journals.sagepub.com/home/psw> | Political Studies Association Chair Standing Group on Citizenship <https://ecpr.eu/Group/citizenship> & Steering Committee Member Standing Group on Identity <https://ecpr.eu/Group/identity> | European Consortium for Political Research Area Studies Pathway Coordinator | ESRC SCDTP <https://southcoastdtp.ac.uk/> Departmental Director of Postgraduate Research | SASSHPL, Portsmouth