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Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue (2023). Multilateralism under Fire: How Public Narratives of Multilateralism and Ideals of a Border-Free World Repudiate the Populist Re-Bordering Narrative. Social Sciences, 12(10), article no. 566.

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Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue (2022). No Obvious Home: the Public’s Dialogical Creation of Home During the Third Wave of Decolonization. Human Arenas, 5 pp. 634–653.

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Mahendran, Kesi; Nieland, Sue; English, Anthony and Goodman, Simon (2022). No borders on a fragile planet: Introducing four lay models of social psychological precarity to support global human identification and citizenship. British Journal of Social Psychology (Early access).

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Mahendran, Kesi; English, Anthony and Nieland, Sue (2021). Populism vs. the People: How citizen’s social representations of home destabilize national populism’s territorial vision. Journal of Theoretical Social Psychology, 5(2) pp. 146–158.

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Nieland, Sue; Mahendran, Kesi and Crafter, Sarah (2021). I'll never forget: remembering of past events within the Silent Generation as a challenge to the political mobilisations of nostalgia. Culture & Psychology, 29(1) pp. 67–80.

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