Discourse Unit / ARCP 5: Critical Psychology Worldwide

Editors: Manolis Dafermos, Athanasios Marvakis and Sofia Triliva. University of Crete, Department of Psychology.

For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk

For institutional subscribers each copy of ARCP costs £30.00. Copies should be purchased separately. Cheques payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Division of Psychology and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK.

Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here


Editors: Manolis Dafermos, Athanasios Marvakis and Sofia Triliva. University of Crete, Department of Psychology.
Contents of ARCP 5
Introduction: Critiques in psychology - critical psychology Manolis Dafermos & Athanasios Marvakis On critical psychology in Turkey Sertan Batur & Ersin Asl - türk Critical psychology in the belly of the beast - Notes from North America Tod Sloan & Stephanie Austin & Daniel Noam Warner Biculturalism, gender and critical social movements in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Still speaking from psychologies' margins Mandy Morgan & Leigh Coombes & Bronwyn Campbell Towards a critique of the Iranian psy-complex Babak Fozooni Critical psychology and critical practice in Britain Ian Parker Beyond the mainstream: Approaches to critical psychology in the German-speaking community and their international significance Josef Held Critical psychology in Austria Daniel Sanin Iceland: Psychology in a cold climate: Critical challenges Annadís G. Rúdólfsdóttir Critical (feminist) psychology in Portugal. It will be possible? Conceição Nogueira & Luísa Saavedra & Sofia Neves Italian and Spanish critical psychological concerns Barbara Biglia & Ángel J. Gordo López Role of Critical Psychology in Japan: Protest Against Positivistic Psychology and Search for New Knowledge of the Mind Yasuhiro Igarashi Critical psychology in Norway: A brief review commenting on why critical psychology is currently virtually absent Rolv Mikkel Blakar & Hilde Eileen Nafstad Critical Psychology in the Czech Republic: One of Possible Description Zbynek Vybiral (De)constructing psychology in Greece Manolis Dafermos & Athanasios Marvakis & Sofia Triliva Critical psychology in a Danish context Line Lerche Mørck & Lotte Huniche Critical psychology in South Africa: Histories, Themes and Prospects Desmond Painter & Martin Terre Blanche & Jill Henderson Rethinking Psychology in India: Debating Pasts and Futures Manasi Kumar Critical psychology in Venezuela Maritza Montero & Marisela Montenegro Reflections on the emergence of a critical psychology in Chile Isabel Piper Shafir Critical Psychologies in Ireland: Transforming Contexts and Political Possibilities Siobhán Madden & Geraldine Moane Critical psychological approaches in Brazil: When, where, why João Eduardo Coin de Carvalho & Christian Ingo Lenz Dunker What Does an elephant think of Finnish psychology? Teija Nissinen Kenya: *The faint Voice* in academia. Including the excluded: An analysis of the Psychology of Nandi Proverbs and its place in Critical Psychology Rose Ruto-Korir Critical construction of psychology in Colombia** Nelson Molina Valencia & Angela María Estrada Mesa
Previous issues of ARCP Number 1 (Foundations) was published in 1999. Number 2 (Action Research) was published in 2000. Number 3 (Anti-Capitalism) was published in 2003. Number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) was published in 2005.
-------------------------------------- Individual subscribers For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk
-------------------------------------- Institutional subscribers For institutional subscribers each copy of ARCP costs £30.00. Copies should be purchased separately. Cheques payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Division of Psychology and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK.
-------------------------------------- Future issues of ARCP Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here

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