John Dixon

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Open University

United Kingdom

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John Dixon is a Professor at Open University in the United Kingdom. His research encompasses intergroup relations, collective action, and the ethical implications of technology, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as perspective-taking in collective action and the use of GNSS technology in understanding human mobility practices. He also explores the dynamics of social identity in promoting social change and the challenges of navigating divided urban environments.

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Articles (13)

From Contact to Solidarity

‘Crossing the line’: A boundary transgression model of resistance to desegregation

Our Team Cares: Using a Sport Social Identity to Promote Collective Action Toward Disadvantaged Groups

Reaching across social divides deliberately: Theoretical, political, and practical implications of intergroup contact volition for intergroup relations

The use of GNSS technology in smartphones to collect sensitive data on human mobility practices: Ethical challenges and potential solutions.

Fuzzy Bayesian inference for mapping vague and place-based regions: a case study of sectarian territory

Ironies of proximity: Intergroup threat and contact avoidance on neighbourhood interface areas

The contact hypothesis and the virtual revolution: Does face-to-face interaction remain central to improving intergroup relations?

Navigating the divided city: Place identity and the time-geography of segregation

Everyday dehumanization: Negative contact, humiliation, and the lived experience of being treated as ‘less than human’

Negative contact, collective action, and social change

A liar and a copycat: nonverbal coordination increases with lie difficulty

‘When the walls come tumbling down’: The role of intergroup proximity, threat, and contact in shaping attitudes towards the removal of Northern Ireland’s peace walls

Collaborators (9)

Islam Borinca

Jake Harwood

Gemma Davies

Shelley McKeown

Dr Brendan Sturgeon

Jonathan Huck

alessia cadamuro

Stefania Paolini

Paul Taylor

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