📣 NEW ARTICLE by @dottone_silvana & Héctor Carvacho (2024): "The power of bias: political bias outweighs morality in assessments of in-party corruption" https://t.co/iKaQpkIUBX

📢 Special Issue Call for Papers 📝BJSP "Redefining Power in Social Psychology: Dynamics across Groups, Communities, & Nations" 🔍 Exploring power, authority, resistance & more in today's complex landscape 📆 Abstr. Deadline: 15th Dec 2023 https://t.co/RE6Oa0GgXW #AcademicTwitter

Gave a talk at AASP 2023 @EdUHK 'Asian Social Psychology in the Face of Global Challenges: Achievements and Opportunities' on (2-4-7) Politics, Patriotism and Trust in Context. Thanks for the great turnout! #AASP2023 - via #Whova event app

More and more #councils are struggling financially. What more can be done to protect #vulnerable citizens? @YseultMarique @LCoordes and I discussed this topic in a short blog post recently appeared on @OxfordBLB. Our views are based on a project funded by @INSOLIntl.

It's publication day today for IP Excesses: Exploring the Boundaries of IP Protection, which I edited with @enricobonadio. I'm delighted to see this make it into the world, with fantastic contributions from our wonderful authors. https://t.co/lJ3PiSqxfm

We at @RHUL_Law @CVTRC_RH are delighted to be part of the new @VOX_Pol online terrorism research network! 💻lots of great things to come ✨

A brilliant appointment for @Nacro and @nicklhardwick2 will do an incredible job.

The project @CrimGov will break disciplinary boundaries to investigate the dynamics of legitimization sustaining criminal governance in Italy, the UK and Japan. The research will try to understand how criminal groups can obtain consensus within communities, displacing the state.