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Welcome to Indigenous, Non-Western and Post-Colonialist Approaches

A Philosophical Reflection on the Epistemology and Methodology of Indigenous Psychologies

Changing Perspectives in Social Psychology in India: A Journey Towards Indigenization

Developmental Issues in Indigenous Psychologies: Sustainability and Local Knowledge

Identity Processes and Social Stress

Indigenous Theorizing in a Complex World

Measuring Attitudes in Test-Alien Cultures: When Illiteracy and Unfamiliarity Do Not Matter

Modulative and Generative Orientations in Psychology: Implications for Psychology in the Three Worlds

On Postcolonial Subjectivity

Orientalism in Euro-American and Indian Psychology: Historical Representations of Natives in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts

Psychology for the Third World?

Psychology in China: A Review

Rethinking ’Acculturation’ in Relation to Diasporic Cultures and Postcolonial Identities

The Other and Other Others: Post-Colonialism, Psychoanalysis and the South African Question

Approaches to Social Psychology

Cognitive Theory
Critical Psychology
Culture Psychology and Cross-Cultural Issues
Deconstructionism and Post-Modernism
Evolutionary Psychology
Feminist Approaches
Gender Issues
Indigenous, Non-Western and Post-Colonialist Approaches
Marxist Approaches
Positive Psychology
Social Neuroscience
Social Psychology and Human Values
Sociology Approaches
Various Modern Theories

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