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'Social Psychology in Forensic Practice', new volume edited by Dr Joel Harvey with contributions from LAC staff

10 Nov 2022

The book is co-edited by Dr Joel Harvey and Derval Ambrose, with contributions by Prof Rosie Meek, Laura Bowden, Dr Emily Glorney, and former BSc Psychology student Emily Durber.

Prof Giovanni Travaglino has published new research in the journal “Political Psychology”

10 Nov 2022

The research assesses the psychological dynamics involved in individuals’ radicalization against the political system.

Student Blog: The question of state terrorism in China’s Abuse of the Uighur People

10 Nov 2022

This blog, written by MSc student Muhammed Qureshi, explores state terrorism in the context of China's abuse of the Uighur people.

Guy Fawkes: Remembering Terrorism and its Victims 400 Years On

05 Nov 2022

The 5th November marks the annual commemoration of Guy Fawkes Night. Dr Elizabeth Pearson writes about remembering the Gunpowder Plot and reflects on the role of commemoration of terrorist acts.

Dr. Caterina Nirta contributes to volume 'New Politics of Visibility. Spaces, Actors, Practices and Technologies'

04 Nov 2022

Dr. Caterina Nirta contributes to volume 'New Politics of Visibility. Spaces, Actors, Practices and Technologies'

Dr. Caterina Nirta publishes new research in 'Culture, Theory and Critique'

04 Nov 2022

Dr. Caterina Nirta publishes new research in 'Culture, Theory and Critique'

Dr Caterina Nirta invited keynote speaker at Time of Monsters International Conference, University of Bielsko-Biata, Poland, 16-17 November 2022

04 Nov 2022

Dr Caterina Nirta invited keynote speaker at Time of Monsters International Conference, University of Bielsko-Biata, Poland, 16-17 November 2022

Prof. Giovanni Travaglino has been invited to deliver a talk at the Research Institute for the Dynamics of Civilisation

04 Nov 2022

The talk is titled “Alternative Systems: How Criminal Actors Influence Society”

Dr Caterina Nirta invited speaker at 2-day seminar The Unhomely: Conversations around Uncanny Spaces, Department of Sociology, University of Trento, 3-4 November 2022

04 Nov 2022

Reflecting on the discursive nature of the home, Caterina Nirta’s paper proposes a reading of the trans body as an archive built and performed in order to navigate the medical and legislative norms

The Law Society organized an Internal Speed Mooting Competition

04 Nov 2022

The winning mooters will represent the Department at the OUP and the ICCA Mooting Competition
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