Inside Influence

Inside InfluenceThe book, Inside Influence: The Psychology of Power in Human Life, explores why people grant power to a few sometime authoritarian leaders and how power psychologically transforms those who hold it. Drawing on research, he shows how power can distort judgement, empathy and behaviour, and argues for understanding its mechanisms to use it more responsibly through better structures, selection and psychological empowerment.

A collection of new essays on Auguste Comte by leading Comte scholars

they share a significant love for each other

The Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) was an ideal setting for this evolution

and as fate draws the story’s heroes closer together

forming new connections and rupturing old ones

and security-often conflict with one another

It offers an exciting new approach the history of the body alongside the history of literary response

this evocative collection

The British West Indies were a way station

a mechanism he believed would have broad implications for the future of industrial democracy in America

and the natural world

‘Mediating Multiculturalism’ offers an innovative model for reconceptualising cultural difference in a highly mobile and contradictory global moment