- Scientist
March 20, 2019
Press
Everyone everywhere shares common moral code, Oxford University finds→
/-Daily Telegraph
February 8, 2019
Extraordinary Rituals→
/-BBC 2
Fridays at 9pm, from August 17, 2018
Social bonding key cause of football violence→
/ - EurekAlert! Science News
June 22, 2018
Are Suicide Bombings Really Driven by Ideology? →
/ - Nautilus
May 24, 2018
When Does Making the Ultimate Sacrifice Make Sense?→
/ - Psychology Today
April 22, 2018
Human Sacrifice Was the Key to Social Evolution, New Study Says→
/- OUTER Places
February 28, 2018
Did Human Sacrifice Help People Form Complex Societies→
/ - The Atlantic
February 27, 2018
Dying for the group: what motivates the ultimate sacrifice?→
/- The University of Oxford
March 5, 2018
USP Emalus Campus collaborates with Oxford University→
/- The Daily Post (Vanuatu)
September 30, 2017
How understanding football violence could help the fight against terrorism→
/- International Business Times
September 29, 2017
Football hooligans behave like Terrorists→
/- The Sun
September 26, 2017
Researchers test what lies behind the extreme self-sacrifice of fighters→
/- University of Oxford
March 16, 2017
The database that is rewriting history to predict the future→
/- New Scientist
October 12, 2016
Acts of kindness make us feel (slightly) better→
/- The Times
October 5, 2016
Being kind to others does make you 'slightly happier'→
/- University of Oxford
October 5, 2016
Downs as well as the ups of a football club's fortunes build fans' loyalty→
/- University of Oxford
August 19, 2016
