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Podcast: What is Home?

On the edge of Brexit the panel discuss the meaning of home.

You could fairly say the UK is on the cusp of a huge change. When we recorded this episode (early March 2019) the Britain was scheduled to leave the EU at the end of the month. That hasn’t happened, though the situation is, if anything, even less certain now.  To discuss the impact of all this on people who have chosen to settle here, regulars John McGowan and Laura Lea were joined Dr Kate Foxwell who has been conducting research into the sense of home held by EU citizens living here. The panel were also joined three of our Clinical Psychology Doctorate trainees who work in the NHS: Sonia Lopes, Julian Himmerich and Riccardo Zito (from Portugal, Germany and Italy respectively). 

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In the aftermath of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union, three psychologists reflect on complacency, emotional decision-making and how we might reconcile.

Podcast: The Psychology of Brexit

 

John McGowan, Angela Gilchrist and Rachel Terry discuss the psychology of the forthcoming UK referendum on membership of the European Union.

Note:  This podcast was recorded before the tragic death of Jo Cox MP on the 16th of June 2016. Friends of Ms Cox have set up a fund to encourage donations to charities she supported. You can find more details here.

A transcript of this discussion can be found here. 

 

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Some links mentioned in the show

Daily Telegraph Piece about Daniel Kahneman’s views on ‘anger and irritation’ in the Referendum

John’s McGowan on the Scottish Independence Referendum (from 2014 – 2nd piece in feature. The other two are very interesting also!)

A short introduction to Social Identity Theory.

A very interesting piece by Matthew D’Ancona about some of the expectations on both sides of the argument.

The UK in a Changing Europe project is a network of social scientists providing evidence-based, non-partisan analysis of the UK’s relationship to the EU.

Full Fact offers analysis of the claims made by both sides in the Referendum.

 

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