Miles Thompson
@mvdct.bsky.social
Associate Professor in Psychology at UWE Bristol. Clinical Psychologist.
Research on social, global, & environmental justice & social change.
Work: https://people.uwe.ac.uk/Person/Miles2Thompson
Personal: https://mvdct.org.uk/
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Research on social, global, & environmental justice & social change.
Work: https://people.uwe.ac.uk/Person/Miles2Thompson
Personal: https://mvdct.org.uk/
(Unlikely to post often)
This does not mean that individuals have no responsibility.
Their average score was above the midpoint.
It's just: businesses score more. And Governments even more.
The chapter appears in a book called: "Community, Psychology and Climate Justice". Contents available here: doi.org/10.1007/978-...
Their average score was above the midpoint.
It's just: businesses score more. And Governments even more.
The chapter appears in a book called: "Community, Psychology and Climate Justice". Contents available here: doi.org/10.1007/978-...
Community, Psychology and Climate Justice
This book offers insights into community psychology and climate justice, empowering readers to understand and address social justice issues effectively.
doi.org
October 20, 2025 at 3:31 PM
This does not mean that individuals have no responsibility.
Their average score was above the midpoint.
It's just: businesses score more. And Governments even more.
The chapter appears in a book called: "Community, Psychology and Climate Justice". Contents available here: doi.org/10.1007/978-...
Their average score was above the midpoint.
It's just: businesses score more. And Governments even more.
The chapter appears in a book called: "Community, Psychology and Climate Justice". Contents available here: doi.org/10.1007/978-...
The study builds on existing work exploring environmental and wider social challenges (blogs.uwe.ac.uk/research-ext...)
This time, participants rated those challenges according to who is responsible for tackling them?
Individuals, Businesses or Governments?
In short: the data suggests Governments
This time, participants rated those challenges according to who is responsible for tackling them?
Individuals, Businesses or Governments?
In short: the data suggests Governments
Climate change and community psychology: exploring environmental and wider social challenges | Research and External Engagement
Dr Miles Thompson, and his UWE psychology alumni co-authors, have published an article in an Italian journal of Community Psychology (Psicologia di Comunità ...
blogs.uwe.ac.uk
October 20, 2025 at 3:31 PM
The study builds on existing work exploring environmental and wider social challenges (blogs.uwe.ac.uk/research-ext...)
This time, participants rated those challenges according to who is responsible for tackling them?
Individuals, Businesses or Governments?
In short: the data suggests Governments
This time, participants rated those challenges according to who is responsible for tackling them?
Individuals, Businesses or Governments?
In short: the data suggests Governments