# Steve Reicher
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Stephen David Reicher is Bishop Wardlaw Professor of Social Psychology at the University of St Andrews. He was formerly head of the School of Psychology.
== Education ==
Reicher completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Bristol and his PhD at the University of Aberdeen in 1984 with a thesis on collective behaviour.
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Revolution in the Mind: Reassessing the psychology of rebellion and obedience
Contributor(s): Patrick Flanery, Professor Steve Reicher
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Revolution in the Mind: Reassessing the psychology of rebellion and obedience
Contributor(s): Patrick Flanery, Professor Steve Reicher
"Not in Our Name": contesting the (mis) use of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
Contributor(s): Professor Steve Reicher, Professor Suki Ali, Dr Caroline Howarth
"Not in Our Name": contesting the (mis) use of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
Contributor(s): Professor Steve Reicher, Professor Suki Ali, Dr Caroline Howarth
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Revolution in the Mind: Reassessing the psychology of rebellion and obedience
Contributor(s): Patrick Flanery, Professor Steve Reicher
"Not in Our Name": contesting the (mis) use of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
Contributor(s): Professor Steve Reicher, Professor Suki Ali, Dr Caroline Howarth
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Revolution in the Mind: Reassessing the psychology of rebellion and obedience
Contributor(s): Patrick Flanery, Professor Steve Reicher
"Not in Our Name": contesting the (mis) use of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
Contributor(s): Professor Steve Reicher, Professor Suki Ali, Dr Caroline Howarth
LSE Literary Festival 2017 | Revolution in the Mind: Reassessing the psychology of rebellion and obedience
Contributor(s): Patrick Flanery, Professor Steve Reicher
"Not in Our Name": contesting the (mis) use of psychological arguments in the immigration debate
Contributor(s): Professor Steve Reicher, Professor Suki Ali, Dr Caroline Howarth
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