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Beyond his scientific contribution to the understanding of inter group conflict, and especially how this might be reduced via inter group contact, Professor Hewstone has been actively involved in public policy input relating to improving inter group relations in the United Kingdom. He has present...
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Bio/Research
Beyond his scientific contribution to the understanding of inter group conflict, and especially how this might be reduced via inter group contact, Professor Hewstone has been actively involved in public policy input relating to improving inter group relations in the United Kingdom. He has presented his work to, for example, the Equality and Diversity Forum (Equal Opportunities Commission review), the Institute for Public Policy Research, Haringey Council, the Commission on Equality and Human Rights, the Housing and Community Cohesion Conference, and The Equalities Review, Cabinet Office; and he has presented expert testimony to the Commission on Integration and Cohesion. He currently serves as an adviser to the Department of Communities and Local Government, Community Attitudes Survey (2007-), and is a Fellow of the Young Foundation.
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