Eran Halperin is a full professor of Psychology at the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
His  research uses psychological and political theories and methods to investigate different aspects of inter-group conflicts aiming at widening the understanding regarding the psychological roots of some of the most destructive political ramifications of inter-group relations – e.g., intolerance, exclusion and inter-group violence and conflict.

Central to Prof. Halperin's work is the exploration of emotions and emotion regulation in shaping public opinion towards peace, equality, war, and discrimination. By shedding light on the role of emotions in determining attitudes and behaviours, he has significantly contributed to widening the understanding of inter-group conflicts. His studies offer valuable insights into intolerance, exclusion, inter-group violence, and conflict, crucial for fostering dialogue and reconciliation in deeply divided societies.

Throughout his career, Prof. Halperin has garnered numerous accolades and grants, reflecting the profound impact of his research on both academic and practical fronts. His leadership positions and extensive list of publications underscore his commitment to advancing the field of political psychology and inter-group interventions.