About us
Psychosocial research reconsiders phenomena and concepts that are central to social scientific and humanities disciplines (such as power, ‘otherness’, violence, affect, aesthetics, memory, memorialisation, care, welfare and everyday learning) by unfolding their psychosocial constitution, offering new means of conceiving and investigating these phenomena empirically and theoretically. Â
ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú has been at the forefront of psychosocial studies for more than 20 years, making disciplinary defining contributions in research, teaching and research training. Psychosocial researchers at ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú have been integral to the formation of the field. The Centre for Psychosocial Research builds on this legacy, acting as a hub for discussion and engagement.
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Co-Directors
- Margarita Aragon, Senior Lecturer in Sociology
- Margarita Palacios, Reader in Social Theory and Psychosocial Studies
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Members
- Lisa Baraitser, Professor of Psychosocial Theory
- Jan Etienne, Lecturer and Honorary Research Fellow
- , Associate Lecturer
- , Associate Lecturer
- , Postdoctoral Fellow
- Ben Gidley, Reader in Sociology and Psychosocial Studies
- Elena Gkivisi, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Sian Macfie, Associate Lecturer
- Brendan McGeever, Senior Lecturer in Sociology
- Silvia Posocco, Professor of Social Anthropology