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Social and psychological consequences of sustained civic engagement: Insights from the 2024/25 Student Blockades in Serbia
Objective: Student protest movements represent critical contexts for understanding how collective action shapes psychological development. This study examines the 2024/25 student blockades in Serbia, a unique, prolonged, nonpartisan, and leaderless mobilization unfolding across state universities un
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