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Revisiting the sociological knowledge of identity: understanding hyperreality and cyberspace with reference to younger generations’ formation, expression, and maintenance of social identities in post-modern physical and virtual realities

  • Author:
  • Alexander Cheshire-Staley
  • Subject:
  • Sociology
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2023
  • Award:
  • BA (Hons) Sociology

Unravelling the roots of far-right populism in Europe: economic insecurity, social identity, and nationalism in contemporary politics

  • Author:
  • Dilara Altinkaya
  • Subject:
  • Criminology
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2023
  • Award:
  • BA (Hons) Criminology

A nested and retrospective study of the sequence of social self-concept and normative reference groups in luxury products, in a case study of Apple.

  • Author:
  • Lucy Jayne Mitchell
  • Subjects:
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2022
  • Award:
  • MSc Marketing Management

An exploration of the changing London soundscape through a cultural and societal perspective

  • Author:
  • Emmet Reilly
  • Subject:
  • Sound and Music Production
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2021
  • Award:
  • BA (Hons) Sound and Music Production

Analysing the presentation of 1980s American masculinity in Frank Miller’s Daredevil: The Man Without Fear! (#168-191)

  • Author:
  • James Eling
  • Subject:
  • English
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2021
  • Award:
  • BA (Hons) English

The influence of narrative humanization on stigmatising attitudes towards individuals with paedophilic interests

  • Author:
  • Luke Taylor
  • Subject:
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2021
  • Award:
  • MSc Forensic Psychology

“Protecting European Values”: an analysis of the LGBTQ rights rhetoric of the European Far-Right

  • Author:
  • Aidan Williams
  • Subject:
  • Politics
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2021
  • Award:
  • MA Politics

Is the current way in which gender is observed in burial archaeology limiting to the study of social identity in Roman Britain?

  • Author:
  • Joanne Copson
  • Subjects:
  • Classics
  • History
  • Year of Publication:
  • 2021
  • Award:
  • BA (Hons) Classical Studies
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