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AKALIYSKI Plamen, Prof.

 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0157-0246

  • 8 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun

    Hong Kong

20172027

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Biography

Plamen Akaliyski holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Oslo and an MA from Free University Berlin. Prior to joining Lingnan University in August 2023, he was a postdoctoral researcher at University Carlos III of Madrid and Keio University in Tokyo. His research interests are particularly in understanding cultural differences between contemporary societies, considering the role of historical legacies and processes of modernization.

Research interests

  • Cultural Values
  • Cultural Change
  • Modernization
  • Societal Health and Well-being

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  • 33 Journal Article (refereed)
  • 1 Book Chapter
  • 1 Presentation
  • 1 Review article

  • Cultural Egalitarianism Moderates the Link Between ICT Use and Job Satisfaction: A Multilevel Perspective

    ZHENG, W., LIU, Z., AKALIYSKI, P., ZONG, Z. & TENG, R., Apr 2026, In: Cross-Cultural Research. 60, 2, p. 216-242 27 p.

    Research output: Journal Publications › Journal Article (refereed) › peer-review

  • Demographic processes constrain global growth in gender egalitarianism

    AKALIYSKI, P., BOWEN, C. E., GEHRIG, S. & SKIRBEKK, V., May 2026, In: PNAS Nexus. 5, 5, 13 p.

    Research output: Journal Publications › Journal Article (refereed) › peer-review

    Open Access

  • Is Societal Progress Muting the Expressivity of Negative Emotions? Evidence from Two Cross-national Studies

    YEUNG, J. C., LUN, V.M.-C., LI, L. M. W., BOND, M. H., JOSHANLOO, M., GÓRSKI, M. R., KALINOWSKI, M., YEUNG, V. W. L., YAU, E. K., HAAS, B. W., GUEMAZ, F., BOUSSENA, M., SÁNCHEZ-RODRÍGUEZ, Á., ITER, N., VLASENKO, O., AMINNUDDIN, N. A., IŞIK, I., BARRY, O., FÜLÖP, M. & IGBOKWE, D. & 86 others, ADAMOVIC, M., GARÐARSDÓTTIR, R. B., SOBOLEVA, N., TEYSSIER, J., GLÜCKSTAD, F. K., PARK, J., AKALIYSKI, P., ZELENSKI, J., YAKHLEF, B., XING, C., WASIEL, A., VAUCLAIR, C.-M., VAN TILBURG, W., VAN OSCH, Y., UCHIDA, Y., TURJAČANIN, V., TRÀ, K. T. T., TORRES, C., SUN, C.-R., STOYANOVA, S., STOGIANNI, M., SOKOLOV, B., SOBHIE, R., SIRLOPÚ, D., SERDAREVICH, U., SELIM, H., SCHWARZ, B., SAMEKIN, A., RØYSAMB, E., ROMASHOV, V., ROCHA, A. M., RIZWAN, M., REZA-A-RABBY, M., POLÁČKOVÁ ŠOLCOVÁ, I., PAVLOVIĆ, Z., PAVLOPOULOS, V., PALIKOT, E., OLECHOWSKI, M., OKVITAWANLI, A., OCHOA, D., NADI, A., NADER, M., MYŚLIŃSKA-SZAREK, K., MUSTAFFA, N. F., MURDOCK, E., MOSCA, O., MOSANYA, M., MOKADEM, F., MOHORIĆ, T., MOHAMMED, L., MARICCHIOLO, F., MALYONOVA, A., MALYONOV, A., ŁUŻNIAK-PIECHA, M., LEE, H., KWIATKOWSKA, A., KRONBERGER, N., KOSTOULA, O., KOSIARCZYK, A., KOCIMSKA-BORTNOWSKA, A., KLŮZOVÁ KRÁČMAROVÁ, L., KAZIMZADE, E., KASCAKOVA, N., IQBAL, N., IGOU, E. R., HUSSAIN, M. A., HENK, K., GAVRELIUC, A., GAMSAKHURDIA, V., ESTEVES, C. S., ESPINOSA, A., DOMÍNGUEZ-ESPINOSA, A., DENOUX, P., BOER, D., BARRIENTOS MARROQUIN, P. E., BALTIN, A., BAKYONO-NABALOUM, R., ARÉVALO MIRA, D. M., APPOH, L., ANDRADE, L., ALMAKAEVA, A., ALBERT, I., AL-ZOUBI, M., AKOTIA, C., AKELLO, G. & KRYS, K., 31 Aug 2026, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology.

    Research output: Journal Publications › Journal Article (refereed) › peer-review

    Open Access
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