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I am a PhD Researcher who is driven towards producing high-quality, socially relevant research with tangible implications for social change.  I am interested in research in both academic and non-academic settings, through multiple methods (e.g., qualitative, quantitative and longitudinal methods).
Isabelle is looking towards a powerpoint presentation depicting national identity definitions, including birth, language, religion, citizenship and national pride.
Isabelle presenting at the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) Annual Conference, 2024
I am conducting my PhD research in University College Dublin. My work is funded by the Irish Research Council, and focuses on how children's superordinate (e.g., European, national) identities relate to social inclusion. I have 3 years of experience conducting socially relevant research in both academic and non-academic settings. This website hosts information about my current and past research projects and research outputs.
Isabelle at her graduation from her MSc in Cultural Psychology
Isabelle at her graduation from her MSc in Cultural Psychology
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