–Renmin University Director says, highlights China’s progressive strategies FROM the way one travels to work to accessing electricity,...
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Every-day extremism – the impact of small negative comments: academic opinion
An Open University academic who researches extremism ideologies plays a key role in a short film on the BBC’s Morning Live programme that features every-day extremism. It’s part of a series of six films made in partnership with The Open University and the BBC. Professor Kesi Mahendran (pictured) is a Professor of Social and Political Psychology at [...]
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