International Journal of
Cultic Studies, Co_Editor
ICSA Today, Research Co-Editor
Roderick Dubrow-Marshall, Ph.D. (Nottm) isDean of
Humanities and Social Sciences,
University of Glamorgan, Rhonnda
Cynon Taff, Wales. His principal
research is on social influence,
including the psychological effects
of cultic group membership,
influence in organizational
settings, and the psychological
processes involved in social group
identity and prejudice. In 2006, he
was awarded The Herbert L. Rosedale
Award, jointly with Dr. Paul Martin,
for their psychological research on
undue influence. He co-founded
RETIRN/UK in 2004 where he is a
consultant, helping individuals and
families who have been adversely
affected by destructive cults and
other extremist and high
demand/manipulative groups and
attends as co-representative of RETIRN/UK as correspondent to the
General Assembly of FECRIS (European
Federation of Centres of Research
and Education on Sects).
). He is the Chair of the Research
Committee for ICSA. (rdubrowm@glam.ac.uk)
(http://www.retirn.com)
