Sue Nieland explains why you're never too old to be political.
Category: Psychology
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How to reduce your biases during complex negotiations, in the fifth article from Volker Patent’s series on the psychology of Brexit.
Category: Psychology
A look at the implications of negotiating Brexit, in the fourth article from Volker Patent’s series on the psychology of Brexit.
Category: Psychology
How negotiations can be affected by priviledge and overconfidence, in a third article on the psychology of Brexit and contemporary politics by Volker Patent.
Category: Psychology
Learn psychological self-defence and start resisting the dark arts of political communication, in Volker Patent’s second article on Brexit and the General Election
Category: Psychology
The psychology of Brexit and contemporary politics, in a series of articles by Volker Patent. In this first article, we look at how the language of Brexit encourages the formation of political cliques.
Category: Psychology
Taking the tools of psychology and using them to explore citizenship can be revealing - so why doesn't it happen more often, asks Eleni Andreouli.
Category: Psychology
With the uncertainty of Brexit, Dr Marc Cornock, looks at four key areas of health care which needs consideration.
Category: Healthcare Careers
The second Brexit Special video from Student Hub Live.
Category: History
Language is political, as Brexit and Trump demonstrate
Category: English Language
The expression of emotion is key to the spread of declarations online. But can online identities really address the difficult political realities of migration?
Category: Visual Art
How can the Union Jack be made more open, more participatory, more held in common?
Category: Visual Art
Dr Graeme Davis discusses the etymology of the word 'Brexit'.
Category: English Language
Without a seat at the EU table, will the UK's ability to shape Europe vanish completely? Alessio Colonnelli believes that the allure of the islands will remain strong. Indeed, he says, that might have been part of the problem in the first place...
Category: English Language
With the monoglot Brits no longer trotting in to Brussels, will English start to loosen its grip on the EU - and beyond?
Category: English Language
The framing of the national debate around Brexit owed a debt to coverage of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, says Rahel Cramer.
Category: Linguistics
How does our choice of words influence the path of debate?
Category: Linguistics
Combining social justice concerns with social and economic conservatism, championing nostalgia and 'Britishness'—Dr Peter Bloom explains Theresanomics.
Category: Leadership & Management
In a customs union, goods cross borders seamlessly, but in a free trade agreement, border checks are needed to ensure conformity with rules of origin. Paola Conconi explains why a customs union is key for multinationals wishing to stay in the UK after Brexit.
Category: Business Strategy & Studies
Mark Johnson explains the relationship between Airbus, Britain and Brexit.
Category: Business Strategy & Studies