Vladislav Krivoshchekov
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Website: https://cape.epfl.ch
Expertise
- Masculinities
- Care Ethics in Engineering Education
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Gender & sexuality attitudes
- Language & social cognition
- Psychometrics
- Political attitudes
As the creator and principal contributor of the Men & Masculinities telegram channel, I explore and share insights on men and masculinities, highlighting how this vital knowledge propels us forward in diversity and inclusion efforts.
I serve as an editorial board member and consulting editor for Psychology of Men & Masculinities.
I serve as an academic advisor for the manosphere.ch, a platform that supports parents and professionals with the informaiton about the manosphere: how to recognise signs that boys may be becoming involved in it and what steps can be taken in response.
My passion extends beyond just understanding the world—I strive to use this knowledge to create real, positive change. I am actively seeking new opportunities to apply my expertise and collaborate on projects that advance our grasp and application of social principles. Let's work together to build inclusive spaces where diversity is not just recognised but celebrated.
Education
PhD
| Social Psychology2021 – 2023 Universität Bern
MSc
| Sociology2018 – 2020 Freie Universität Berlin/HSE University
BSc
| Psychology2014 – 2018 HSE University
Selected publications
“I felt there was no team to be included in”: Navigating social emotions and masculinities in engineering team projects
Vladislav Krivoshchekov, Nihat Kotluk, Yoann Favre, Marina Fiori, Egon Werlen, Roland Tormey
Published in Journal of Engineering Education, 114(4), e70026 in 2026
Traditional masculinity and male violence against women: A meta-analytic examination.
Vladislav Krivoshchekov, Olga Gulevich, Ilia Blagov
Published in Psychology of Men & Masculinities, 24(4), 346–364 in 2023
Traditional masculinities and men’s sexism: A meta-analysis.
Vladislav Krivoshchekov, Olga Gulevich, Ilia Blagov
Published in Psychology of Men & Masculinities, 24(4), 365–380. in 2023