Guy Elcheroth

Guy Elcheroth is a Professor at the University of Lausanne's LIVES Centre (Interdisciplinary Centre for Research on Life Course and Vulnerability), based at Geopolis Building 1015 Lausanne. His research bridges social psychology, survey methodology, and longitudinal studies with focus on vulnerability across life stages.

His primary research domains include:

• Social Psychology (collective memory, guilt, anomie)
• Survey Methodology (hard-to-reach populations, mixed-method design)
• Conflict Studies (postwar Yugoslavia, rights claims)
• Longitudinal Analysis (LIVES-FORS Swiss cohort)

Recent publications reveal consistent methodological innovation in studying marginalized populations and war trauma, with emphasis on mixed-method approaches for measuring social vulnerability. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary integration between psychological theory and large-scale survey design.

Prof. Elcheroth actively contributes to the LIVES Centre's mission through the LIVES-FORS cohort study, examining how stressors and resources interact across adult life trajectories. His collaborations with Dario Spini, Davide Morselli, and Nora Dasoki highlight team-based approaches to vulnerability research.