The CCR Protocol is an ongoing theoretical investigation concerned with trans- and cross-disciplinary method-making for the study of collective perception and decision-making under conditions of uncertainty and structural asymmetry. The research conceptualizes stress, embodied coordination, and attentional alignment as epistemic conditions through which collective cognitive resonance may temporarily emerge, rather than as empirical effects to be measured. The work develops resonance as a condition-dependent methodological construct and is currently being pursued at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and the University of Salzburg, at the intersection of theory, environmental psychology, and governance studies.

Under Supervision of:

Dr. Isabella Uhl-Hädicken & Prof. Dr. Ramón Reichert.