The Handbook of International Psychology

"This is a substantially updated, expanded, and enhanced edition of the dated Handbook of International Psychology. It now reflects the global spectrum of modern psychology. The four distinguished editors have direct deep knowledge of the substantial variations in how psychology developed, is conceived, situated, and practiced around the world and have structured the contributions of international authors to capture these features as well as their commonalities. Readers will benefit from learning how varied are the organizations and practices of psychology. This important seminal work belongs on every psychologist's desk."

J. Bruce Overmier, Emeritus Professor, University of Minnesota and Past President of the International Union of Psychological Science.

"This edition of The Handbook of International Psychology features an unprecedented sampling of psychology in well- and lesser-known countries around the world. Written by eminent psychologists from these countries, readers will discover common themes and distinct elements in psychology education and training, research and practice, and ethics and law. They will learn about how current and past events as well as culture continue to shape psychology in these countries. The Handbook will become an indispensable text for psychologists, psychology students, and interested readers for years to come."

Christina J. Montiel, Emerita Professor, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines; Academician, National Academy of Science & Technology

"The second edition of TheHandbook of International Psychology, edited by Bullock, Stevens, Wedding and Clinton wonderfully captures the essence of global psychology. Its diverse perspectives from over 100 countries provide an invaluable guide for understanding the international dimensions of psychology and the varied ways in which the profession is organized. A vital reference for scholars and practitioners alike."

Lori Foster, North Carolina State University, USA; President, International Association of Applied Psychology (IAAP) & Christine Roland-Lévy, University of Reims Champagne Ardenne, France; Past President, IAAP