Our research addresses a range of topics around the core themes of social identity, group processes, and intergroup relations.
You can browse our published work organised by topic, or by year
We have also compiled some of the measures/scales we have developed for our research
Our approach
We use a wide variety of research methods in our work, ranging from ethnography and participant observation, through interviews and large-scale surveys, to lab-based experiments.
We also use a wide variety of analytic techniques, ranging from qualitative approaches such as rhetorical analysis and forms of thematic analysis, through to quantitative approaches such as general linear models, multi-level models, and structural equation modelling.
We believe that methodological pluralism is important for developing a good understanding of the phenomena we study.
Topics we study include:
Collective action, protest, and social change
Emotion and social identity
Understanding and resolving intergroup conflict
Social identity and action in minority ethno-linguistic groups
Crowds and social identity
Alcohol and social norms
Social identity and bullying in schools