Dr. Anthony English is a political psychologist and postdoctoral researcher for the Horizon-funded OppAttune project which seeks to track, attune, and limit the spread of political extremism in everyday contexts. Anthony completed his PhD in 2022 after joining the Open University's School of Psychology as recipient of the Rachael Webb Political Psychology Studentship. The focus of his thesis was on exploring dialogical positionality and its explanatory value for understanding how polarised political actors could sustain dialogue. The polarised political issue in this instance being the UK’s global relations in a post-Brexit context. Upon completion of his thesis, he lectured at Lancaster University on both the personality psychology and research method modules, and is affiliated with the psychology department as a visiting researcher.
Multilateralism under Fire: How Public Narratives of Multilateralism and Ideals of a Border-Free World Repudiate the Populist Re-Bordering Narrative (2023-10-10)
Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue
Social Sciences, 12, Article 566(10)
No borders on a fragile planet: Introducing four lay models of social psychological precarity to support global human identification and citizenship (2023-01)
Mahendran, Kesi; Nieland, Sue; English, Anthony and Goodman, Simon
British Journal of Social Psychology, 62(S1) (pp. 160-179)
No Obvious Home: the Public’s Dialogical Creation of Home During the Third Wave of Decolonization (2022)
Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue
Human Arenas, 5 (pp. 634-653)
Populism vs. the People: How citizen’s social representations of home destabilize national populism’s territorial vision (2021-04)
Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue
Journal of Theoretical Social Psychology, 5(2) (pp. 146-158)
Sustaining Dialogue in Polarised Political Contexts: Moving beyond Shared-Identity to Dialogical Position Exchanges (2021-12-13)
English, Anthony and Mahendran, Kesi
In : Measured Lives: Theoretical Psychology in an Era of Acceleration (18-23 Aug 2019, Aarhus University/ Copenhagen) (pp. 21-39)
The I-Positions Between Us: Exploring how Politically Polarised Citizens Sustain Dialogue Discussing the UK’s Global Relationships (2022-07-04)
English, Anthony
PhD thesis The Open University