Where we work—our workplaces—have enormous effects on our work attitudes and
behaviors. As workplaces become increasingly mobile, remote, multiple, and uncoupled …

Psychology as a discipline has historically served the interests of dominant groups in
society. By contrast, contemporary trends in psychological work have emerged as a direct …

Previous research has explored the 'othering'and dehumanisation of asylum seekers and
refugees, yet comparatively little research has explored the opposite process: the …

Social movements pushing for social change are often met with reactionary counter‐
movements that defend the status quo. The present research examined this interplay by …

Background/Aims Asylum-seeking women face higher rates of maternal and neonatal
mortality as a result of multiple barriers to accessing maternity care. Midwives are currently …

The early part of the 21st century has been marked by widespread social upheaval and
geographical displacement of people. This book examines how refugees, asylum-seekers …

Much of the research in social and cultural psychology on refugee integration or
acculturation has tended to adopt a socio‐cognitive approach which assumes this to be a …

It is common for politicians to refer to “our proud history of supporting refugees,” yet the
historical record regarding responses to refugees is not straightforwardly positive. So how is …

This article explores how refugee advocates, and refugees themselves, manage social
hostility towards refugees and migrants through their talk, specifically how this hostility is …

The development of scholarship related to particular categories of people who are subject to
different forms of social control often results in subfields that become or remain isolated from …