CeSCuP seminar – The performative nature of political apology: Effects on perceived sincerity and elicited trust towards the government, and the role of emotional climate and political positioning. (Tuesday 11/06/19, 12:30pm)
The performative nature of political apology: Effects on perceived sincerity and elicited trust towards the government, and the role of emotional climate and political positioning Theofilos Gkinopoulos (Research Fellow-Centre of Marginalised, Victimised and Stigmatized Groups, University of Greenwich) Abstract: Political apologies can be a powerful tool in re-examining traumatic events and an important facilitator of human interactions […]