This
site houses information on my work and publications, as well
as a host of resources. My work largely focuses on the psychological
implications of strategies for dealing with a violent political
past such as truth commissions, reconciliation as a theoretical
and applicable concept, truth recovery processes and transitional
justice more broadly, healing and dealing with the psychological
legacy of violence, as well as comparative research on violence
and crime in countries in transition. I also write an
opinion column "Look South" for the Engineering News and Polity focused on
topical issues. The site also includes some of my published
creative writing, including short stories and poetry.
 Mental Health in post-Agreement Northern Ireland [March 2012]
The Psychological Impact of Truth Commissions [October 2011]
Transformar las sociedades despues de la violencia politica [May 2011]
Masculinity and Transition: Crisis or Confusion in South Africa? [December 2010]
The Challenges of Evaluating the Impact of Memorialization [Nov 2010]
Young People and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and Bosnia and Herzegovina [Oct 2010]
 Opinion column "Look South"
The serious business of tree hugging [9 March 2012]
Christmas is the time for taking [16 December 2011]
Does size matter? [28 October 2011]
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