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Tackling the dictators?
Inaugural chair of the Political Psychology Section Ashley Weinberg explores psychology’s role in helping to effect positive change in situations of conflict around the world.
View resultPermacrisis: Another example of fear-creating rhetoric?
Permacrisis may have beaten off stiff competition to become Collins Dictionary’s ‘Word of the year’ but Steve Flatt, director of the Working Conversations Group and a member of the BPS’s Political Psychology Section, argues it is a ‘neat psychological trick’ used by politicians to distract voters from focusing on positive, meaningful change.
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Alex Haslam & Steve Reicher – our Envy
08 February 2011
This post is part of the Research Digest’s Sin week. Each day for Seven days we’ll be posting a confession, a new sin and a way to be good.
- Social and behavioural
The road to Christchurch: A tale of two leaderships
21 March 2019
Stephen Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the elements of atrocity.
- Leadership and teamwork
Tyranny revisited - Groups, psychological well-being and the health of societies
18 March 2006
Stephen Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam discuss results from their BBC Prison Study.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Relationships and romance
- Violence and trauma
10 lessons for dealing with a pandemic
07 July 2020
...from Jolanda Jetten, Stephen Reicher, Alex Haslam and Tegan Cruwys.
- Covid
Presidents’ Award for Professor Alexander Haslam
02 August 2016
British Psychological Society prize for the social psychologist.
- Social and behavioural
Stephen Reicher: Who am I?
04 October 2009
Steve Reicher is Professor of Psychology and Head of School at the University of St. Andrews. An expert on social identity, in 2002 Reicher collaborated with Alex Haslam to create the BBC Prison Experiment.
- BPS updates
Questioning the banality of evil
05 January 2008
S. Alexander Haslam and Stephen D. Reicher re-examine the established view, in an article based on the 2007 Argyle Lecture.
- BPS updates
- Ethics and morality
- Violence and trauma
Debate about ideas, not about personalities
28 August 2018
Professors Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher release a joint statement with the Stanford Prison Experiment researchers Craig Haney and Philip Zimbardo.
- Ethics and morality
- Social and behavioural
‘We can be the nation that discovers the cure’
08 April 2019
Steve Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the Christchurch massacre and toxic leadership.
The shock of the old
24 September 2011
Stephen D. Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam introduce a special feature which reconnects with Milgram’s vision for social psychology.
- History and philosophy
Male fantasies, triumphalism and peace
25 February 2014
As Reicher and Haslam say above, we have to hope that Putin hasn’t adopted the belief in war as a redemptive tool to reforge the national character.
- Government and politics
- Sex and gender
- Social and behavioural
A 'migrant' is not a migrant by any other name
11 September 2015
Professor Steve Reicher and Professor Alex Haslam on how Aylan's picture may have made a difference.
- Race, ethnicity and culture
- Periodicals
There is no leadership if no-one follows: Why leadership is necessarily a group process
Series: International Coaching Psychology Review Volume: 10 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-03-2015
Author(s): Michael J. Platow, S. Alexander Haslam, Stephen D. Reicher, Niklas K. Steffens
View There is no leadership if no-one follows: Why leadership is necessarily a group processMultiple compliant processes: A reply to Haslam and Reicher on the engaged followership explanation of ‘obedience’ in Milgram's experiments
12-03-2018
- Matthew M. Hollander
- Jason Turowetz
On the context dependence of national stereotypes: Some Scottish data
06-06-2011
- Nick Hopkins
- Martin Regan
- Jackie Abell
Identity leadership going global: Validation of the Identity Leadership Inventory across 20 countries
18-05-2018
- Rolf Dick
- Jérémy E. Lemoine
- Niklas K. Steffens
- Rudolf Kerschreiter
- Serap Arslan Akfirat
- Lorenzo Avanzi
- Kitty Dumont
- Olga Epitropaki
- Katrien Fransen
- Steffen Giessner
- Roberto González
- Ronit Kark
- Jukka Lipponen
- Yannis Markovits
- Lucas Monzani
- Gábor Orosz
- Diwakar Pandey
- Christine Roland‐Lévy
- Sebastian Schuh
- Tomoki Sekiguchi
- Lynda Jiwen Song
- Jeroen Stouten
- Srinivasan Tatachari
- Daniel Valdenegro
- Lisanne Bunderen
- Viktor Vörös
- Sut I. Wong
- Xin‐an Zhang
- S. Alexander Haslam
Identity leadership going global: Validation of the Identity Leadership Inventory across 20 countries
18-05-2018
- Rolf Dick
- Jérémy E. Lemoine
- Niklas K. Steffens
- Rudolf Kerschreiter
- Serap Arslan Akfirat
- Lorenzo Avanzi
- Kitty Dumont
- Olga Epitropaki
- Katrien Fransen
- Steffen Giessner
- Roberto González
- Ronit Kark
- Jukka Lipponen
- Yannis Markovits
- Lucas Monzani
- Gábor Orosz
- Diwakar Pandey
- Christine Roland‐Lévy
- Sebastian Schuh
- Tomoki Sekiguchi
- Lynda Jiwen Song
- Jeroen Stouten
- Srinivasan Tatachari
- Daniel Valdenegro
- Lisanne Bunderen
- Viktor Vörös
- Sut I. Wong
- Xin‐an Zhang
- S. Alexander Haslam
Context effects on Scottish national and European self-categorization: The importance of category accessibility, fragility and relations
16-12-2010
- Adam Rutland
- Marco Cinnirella
The reciprocal relationship between social identification and social support over time: A four-wave longitudinal study
27-06-2022
- Jan Häusser
- Sascha Abdel Hadi
- Charlene Reichelt
- Andreas Mojzisch
Impresarios of identity: How the leaders of Czechoslovakia's ‘Candlelight Demonstration’ enabled effective collective action in a context of repression
22-07-2023
- Klara Jurstakova
- Evangelos Ntontis
- Stephen Reicher
Social categorizations, social comparisons and stigma: Presentations of self in people with learning difficulties
16-12-2010
- W. M. L. Finlay
- E. Lyons
Collective action and psychological change: The emergence of new social identities
16-12-2010
- John Drury
- Steve Reicher
A study of the factors that influence how senior officers police crowd events: On SIDE outside the laboratory
12-01-2011
- Patrick Cronin
- Stephen Reicher
Meaning-seeking in the illusory correlation paradigm: The active role of participants in the categorization process
16-12-2010
- Mariëtte Berndsen
- Craig McGarty
- Joop Pligt
- Russell Spears
The psychology of casualization: Evidence for the mediating roles of security, status and social identification
16-12-2010
- Kristine Veenstra
- S. Alexander Haslam
- Katherine J. Reynolds
Making sense of symptoms: Self-categorization and the meaning of illness and injury
01-06-1996
- R. M. Levine
- S. D. Reicher
Acting in solidarity: Testing an extended dual pathway model of collective action by bystander group members
19-11-2014
- Rim Saab
- Nicole Tausch
- Russell Spears
- Wing‐Yee Cheung
Identifiability and self-presentation: Computer-mediated communication and intergroup interaction
16-12-2010
- Karen M. Douglas
- Craig McGarty
In-group prototypicality and persuasion: Determinants of heuristic and systematic message processing
01-09-1994
- Daan Knippenberg
- Nathalie Lossie
- Henk Wilke
Social identity influences stress appraisals and cardiovascular reactions to acute stress exposure
18-06-2013
- Stephen Gallagher
- Sarah Meaney
- Orla T. Muldoon