This is an update on the research project concerning oil and gas industry employees' perspectives on climate change, as part of my PhD.

Why is there a perceived inherent contradiction in the "Queers for Palestine" movement, and is this justified?

What started out as a routine dog walk led me to an insightful reflexive experience about my own "moral journey" over the past couple of...

"How do people do harm and live with themselves" (Bandura, 2016) Bandura's book's subtitle is quite self-explanatory when it comes to...

As part of my recently completed MSc in Organisational Psychology, I conducted a research project, for which I decided to study how...

This final episode on my morality journey throughout my career is also the one where I have come to understand, accept and embrace my own...

A few nights ago, I went out for a lovely dinner with some friends, a great opportunity to catch up on what everyone was up to, reminisce...

I was 25 when I completed my Masters in Human Resources, and subsequently moved to the UK. As I started settling into the world of work,...

The next leg of my journey through morality at work, revisiting my own career to date through the lens of moral reasoning, is taking me...

In this series of articles, I will be looking back at my own relationship with morality through the course of my career to date: when did...

Do you ever find yourself thinking about what "the right thing to do" is ? Or trying to justify an action which perhaps, deep inside, you...

As the biggest world powers are gathering in Glasgow in the coming days to talk about their response to climate change and the race to...

Another deadline met, and paper submitted! And this one was significant, as it was the proposal for my MSc research project, which I will...