Matt Bennett

Prof, Dr

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Matthew Bennett has experience in two main substantive research areas, prosocial behaviour which includes areas of:

Cross-national predictors of volunteering, giving, and informal help
Neighbourhood effects on volunteering and giving
School effects on civic engagement among youths
Health outcomes of volunteering and giving among adult and youth populations
And intergroup relations and group solidarity, in particular the neighbourhood effects on religious and national identity.

Dr Bennett welcomes enquiries from doctoral researchers interested in either of these areas.

20142024

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Miles Hewstone

  • University of Oxford

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Sue Yeandle

  • University of Sheffield

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Douglas Massey

  • Princeton University

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Avril Mewse

  • University of Exeter

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Meena Parameshwaran

  • Prolific Academic

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Yanan Zhang

  • University of Oxford

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katharina Schmid

  • Ramon Llull University

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Nathan Hughes

  • University of Sheffield

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Emma Hodges

  • University of Exeter

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Hannah Meadham

  • University of Exeter

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Darren Hinder

  • University of Exeter

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Huw Williams

  • University of Exeter

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Betony Clasby

  • University of Exeter

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