The Life of Senator McCain
Dr Berney and Dr Marshall discuss five lessons we can learn from the life of the late Senator John McCain.
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Research Fellow in Sociology of Biomedical Technology, University of Sussex,
This is an exciting Research Fellow opportunity working with sociologists and academic lawyers.
Call for Papers: Rethinking Activism
The field of community psychology emerged in the 20th Century as a critical response to the health inequalities and other forms of social injustice…
A Failing Mental Health Service?
Rarely a day goes by where we don’t hear of how the NHS is devastatingly failing those who are diagnosed (or misdiagnosed) with a…
14th International Congress of Qualitative Enquiry
The theme of the 2018 Congress is 'Qualitative Enquiry in Troubled Times'. These are troubled times.
The Psychology and Role of Bystanders in Turkey’s Purge
Genocides, persecutions, and mass killings have happened several times throughout the history in different parts of the world.
Widespread Torture Overshadows the Facts about the Coup Attempt in Turkey
Psychological theories and research has shown that coerced interrogation techniques are ineffective and misleading.
Citizen Participation in Health: Critical Perspectives
We are pleased to announce a seminar by Eleftheria Lekakis, as part of our series “Citizen Participation in Health: Critical Perspectives” co-hosted by King’s…
On Dragons, Lightning, and Donald Trump as the Rope-Dancer
As the 'Nine Dragons' scroll completed in 1244 proves, in China frustrations with 'political correctness' date back to well before the 13th century.
International Conference on Resistance(s): Between Theories and the Field
Call for Papers International Conference on “Resistance(s): Between Theories and the Field” 14th and 15th of December 2016 Centre for the Study of International…