Community research led by community member aimed to investigate the various tenants of Soapbox, the models, and how Soapbox can be used to help us understand our culture.

Research Articles

Soapbox Research is a community led research initiative aimed to investigate the various aspects of Soapbox include theories, models, tenants, and how these key concepts are relatable to the society and culture we live in.

Community research are non-peer reviewed and has been conducted in the conjoined efforts to see whether Soapbox concepts have any truths, and whether they are supported in other academic literatures of social sciences.

Papers

Published in 2022 - Click to download below.

Hirai, N., Saurty, A., Correll, L. (Ed.) 2022. Considering the 'needs' and 'wants' of an individual when building a society: In the context of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Hirai, N., Saurty, A., Correll, L. (Ed.) 2022. Can We Counteract Commodification’s Negative Effects on Relationships?

Hirani, D., Saurty, A., Correll, L. (Ed.) 2022. How Can Diversity Enhance Connectivity

Published in 2021 - Click to download below.

Wewegama, S., & Correll, L. (Ed.) 2021. Evaluating Key Tenets of Soapbox Model.

Wewegama, S., Correll, L. (Ed.) 2021. Community and Wellbeing in the Soapbox Model.