Abstract

ROUSSIAU, Nicolas  and  VALENCE, Aline. Interdependence and transformation of social representations in network. CES Psicol [online]. 2013, vol.6, n.1, pp.43-59. ISSN 2011-3080.

The conception that social representations operate in network, is not new for social psychology. Understood as a form of social thought firmly anchored in the ideological universe of societies, social representations shared not only aspects of their content but also their internal organization. A mutual interdependence or involvement is one of the theoretical and methodological sign evidenced in this theoretical field of social psychology. This article, in addition of the submission of several papers on the same matter, illustrates this psychological reality with empirical results conducted through the analysis of press material about two objects of representation: human rights and migration. Social representation theory is placed in the field of social politics psychology.

Keywords : Social Representations; Interdependence; Human Rights; Human Migration.

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