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...economic and political dimensions that are not likely to be unpicked easily. Doing so will be a humongous task, with a sheer complexity and scale that is difficult to imagine for most people. Often the analogy of a divorce is given, but while Brexit is a separation, the divorce metaphor belies the complexity of the undertaking. If it is a divorce then it is a divorce not...

...economic disruptions caused by trade problems and conflicts, climate change, or social and political upheavals, all of which could psychologically impact organisations and the people working in them in the short to medium term. This is the rationale for naming our hub Applying Psychology at Work hub (rather than COVID-19 Psychology at work hub). You, the audience We...

...economic status.” Haenssgen says private health services in India are adapting to the fact that their patients own phones, and families with phones often demand more from health services: they might call nurses, for example, or leapfrog clinic queues by making appointments beforehand. He calls for more research into the social impact of mHealth (mobile health), which...