More and more young people are falling into debt – but it’s not their fault
Read Alex Simpson’s article in the conversation here .
Plans to Mine the Moon – cover story of this month’s Geographical magazine
The cover story of this month’s Geographical magazine draws on an interview with Geographical carried out by our James Ormrod.
Healthy Volunteers in Commercial Clinical Drug Trials: when human beings become guinea-pigs
The book draws on PhD research by Shadreck Mwale on human involvement in clinical trials. Palgrave McMillan, 978-3-319-59213-8, https://www.palgrave.com/de/book/9783319592138
Deanna Dadusc’s article on How Refugees are Fighting Back
https://theconversation.com/how-refugees-are-fighting-back-against-border-controls-81343.
Dynamic Pattern Synthesis (DPS) : a one day methods summer school
Dynamic Pattern Synthesis (DPS) : a one day methods summer school Monday 18th September, 2017 Falmer Campus, University of Brighton,… read more
Two New Articles by Hande Eslen Ziya, Research Fellow
The Discursive Governance of Population Politics: The Evolution of a Pro-birth Regime in Turkey SOUTH AFRICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL WORK ON BOYS,… read more
“Ageing in Place” – Can Telecare help older people remain at home?
“Ageing in Place” – Can Telecare help older people remain at home? Brintazzoli, G. (2017) “Ageing in Place” – Can… read more
Sleep and the heart: Interoceptive differences linked to poor experiential sleep quality in anxiety and depression
Donna Ewing, Psychology Lecturer, writes in ScienceDirect: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301051117301096
Trump’s climate policy may backfire, as he unwittingly plays an old psychologists’ trick
Matt Adams writes in The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/trumps-climate-policy-may-backfire-as-he-unwittingly-plays-an-old-psychologists-trick-79054
Squatting: the urban space as a common good – by Deanna Dadusc
Squatting is best viewed as a grassroots redistribution of unused spaces rather than as “theft” Read the full article here:… read more