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Vol 6, No 2 (2018)
Issue in progress: Articles will be added continuously as soon as they are finalized.
Table of Contents
Special Thematic Section on "Rethinking Health and Social Justice Activism in Changing Times" (guest-edited by Catherine Campbell, Flora Cornish, and Cristian Montenegro)
| Activism in Changing Times: Reinvigorating Community Psychology – Introduction to the Special Thematic Section | PDF HTML |
| Flora Cornish, Catherine Campbell, Cristián Montenegro | 526-542 |
| Politics and Activism in the Water and Sanitation Wars in South Africa | PDF HTML |
| Brendon R. Barnes | 543-555 |
| The Right to Be Freepeople: Relational Voluntary-Assisted-Advocacy as a Psychological and Ethical Resource for Decolonizing Intellectual Disability | PDF HTML |
| Charlotte Capri, Leslie Swartz | 556-574 |
| Towards a Liberatory Ethics of Care Framework for Organizing Social Change | PDF HTML |
| Anjali Dutt, Danielle Kohfeldt | 575-590 |
| Documenting Sociopolitical Development via Participatory Action Research (PAR) With Women of Color Student Activists in the Neoliberal University | PDF HTML |
| Jesica Siham Fernández, Jasmyne Y. Gaston, Madeline Nguyen, Jaia Rovaris, Rhyann L. Robinson, Danielle N. Aguilar | 591-607 |
| Queer Solidarities: New Activisms Erupting at the Intersection of Structural Precarity and Radical Misrecognition | PDF HTML |
| Michelle Fine, María Elena Torre, David M. Frost, Allison L. Cabana | 608-630 |
| Can Digital Health Save Democracy? Meeting the Cosmopolitical Challenge of Digital Worlds | PDF HTML |
| Elena Gonzalez-Polledo | 631-643 |
| “Do You Want to Help or Go to War?”: Ethical Challenges of Critical Research in Immigration Detention in Canada | PDF HTML |
| Rachel Kronick, Janet Cleveland, Cécile Rousseau | 644-660 |
| ‘Are You a Radical Now?’ Reflecting on the Situation of Social Research(ers) in the Context of Service-User Activism in Mental Health | PDF HTML |
| Cristian R. Montenegro | 661-676 |
| Exploring the Threats to Sociable Scholarship: An Autoethnographic Viewing of Participatory News Making | PDF HTML |
| Cat J. Pausé, Marewa Glover | 696-710 |
| The Politics of Error: Rethinking the Power of the Symptom in the Case of ADHD Diagnosis in Chilean Society | PDF HTML |
| Esteban Radiszcz, Hugo Sir | 711-727 |
| A Hidden Activism and its Changing Contemporary Forms: Mental Health Service Users / Survivors Mobilising | PDF HTML |
| Diana Rose | 728-744 |
| Re-Engaging Social Relationships and Collective Dimensions of Organizing to Revive Democratic Practice | PDF HTML |
| Paul W. Speer, Hahrie Han | 745-758 |
| Building Spaces for Controversial Public Engagement – Exploring and Challenging Democratic Deficits in NHS Marketization | PDF HTML |
| Carl Walker, Kepa Artaraz, Mary Darking, Ceri Davies, Stephanie Fleischer, Rebecca Graber, Shadreck Mwale, Ewen Speed, Jenny Terry, Anna Zoli | 759-775 |
Theoretical Articles
| "I Have Never Worked With Victims so Victimized": Political Trauma and the Challenges of Psychosocial Interventions in Ecuador | PDF HTML |
| Gina Donoso | 420-448 |
Original Research Reports
| The Effectiveness of the Bringing in the Bystander™ Program Among First-Year Students at a Religiously-Affiliated Liberal Arts College | PDF HTML |
| Elizabeth M. Inman, Stephenie R. Chaudoir, Paul R. Galvinhill, Ann M. Sheehy | 511-525 |
| When Psychological Contract Is Violated: Revisiting the Rejection-Disidentification Model of Immigrant Integration | PDF HTML |
| Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti, Göksu Celikkol, Tuuli Anna Renvik, Viivi Eskelinen, Raivo Vetik, David Lackland Sam | 484-510 |
| Development and Validation of the American Dream Scale: Assessing the Petty Bourgeois Mentality | PDF HTML |
| Glenn Gamst, Roy Kwon, Lawrence S. Meyers | 449-483 |
| Tax Climate in the National Press: A New Tool in Tax Behaviour Research | PDF HTML |
| Edoardo Lozza, Cinzia Castiglioni | 401-419 |
| What Predicts Threat Perceptions Toward People Opposing to the Government? A Population-Based Study Following Umbrella Movement, Hong Kong | PDF HTML |
| Wai Kai Hou, Daphna Canetti, Tsz Wah Ma, Brian J. Hall, Kam Man Lau, Sin Man Ng, Stevan E. Hobfoll | 383-400 |
| Evaluating the Political Organisation of Muslim Citizens in the Netherlands: The Role of Political Orientation, Education and Multiculturalism | PDF HTML |
| Willemijn Bot, Maykel Verkuyten | 364-382 |
| Self-Censorship Orientation: Scale Development, Correlates and Outcomes | PDF HTML |
| Keren Sharvit, Daniel Bar-Tal, Boaz Hameiri, Anat Zafran, Eldad Shahar, Amiram Raviv | 331-363 |
| The Neoliberal Myth of Austerity: Debt and Solidarity in the Forefront of Public Space | PDF HTML |
| Andreas Vavvos, Sofia Triliva | 315-330 |
| Positive Essentialization Reduces Prejudice: Reminding Participants of a Positive Human Nature Alleviates the Stigma of Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) Descent | PDF HTML |
| Idhamsyah Eka Putra, Peter Holtz, Ardiningtiyas Pitaloka, Nicole Kronberger, Nurul Arbiyah | 291-314 |
Commentaries
| A Psychological Approach to Promoting Truth in Politics: The Pro-Truth Pledge | PDF HTML |
| Gleb Tsipursky, Fabio Votta, James A. Mulick | 271-290 |
