Dear
friends and colleagues,
The
latest issue of The Australian Community Psychologist has been published
and includes a special section on psychology and poverty reduction comprising 4
articles and 2 book reviews, and well as a ‘general’ section comprising 2
additional research papers and 2 book reviews. The journal can be accessed
online via the link http://www.groups.psychology.org.au/ccom/publications/
(if the link doesn’t work, please cut and paste it into your browser). Further
information about the journal, upcoming issues, and instructions for
authors can be found via the aforementioned link.
The
table of contents appears below.
Lauren
(on behalf of the editorial board)
Editor,
Australian Community Psychologist
Editorial
Lauren J. Breen
Lauren J. Breen
Special
Section: Psychology and Poverty Reduction
Guest Editorial
David Fryer and Cathy McCormack
Guest Editorial
David Fryer and Cathy McCormack
Special Section Articles
Manufacturing
the right way to be in debt: Can psychologists explore the UK debt industry?
Carl Walker
Carl Walker
Community
psychologists advocating for action on poverty and social inclusion
Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
Commentary
on Sampson et al
Carl Walker
Carl Walker
Authors’
reply
Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
Researching
poverty to make a difference: The need for reciprocity and advocacy in
community research
Darrin Hodgetts, Kerry Chamberlain, Yardena Tankel and Shiloh Groot
community research
Darrin Hodgetts, Kerry Chamberlain, Yardena Tankel and Shiloh Groot
The
price of economic barbarism: An uncomfortable truth
Cathy McCormack
Cathy McCormack
Special Section Book Reviews
Human
life matters: The ecology of sustainable human living vs. The rule of the
barbarians
Author: Katie Thomas
Reviewer: Katie Thomas
barbarians
Author: Katie Thomas
Reviewer: Katie Thomas
Representations
of global poverty: Aid, development and international NGOs
Author: Nandita Dogra
Reviewer: Darrin Hodgetts
Author: Nandita Dogra
Reviewer: Darrin Hodgetts
Research Papers
Duty
stations and the regulation of space in mental health wards: A South Australian
case study
Damien W. Riggs, Clemence Due and Kathleen Connellan
case study
Damien W. Riggs, Clemence Due and Kathleen Connellan
Ageing
research in community psychology: Where are our elders?
Harriet Rademacher and Paul Duckett
Harriet Rademacher and Paul Duckett
Book Reviews
Methodological
approaches to community-based research
Editors: Leonard A. Jason and David S. Glenwick
Reviewer: Brian Bishop
Editors: Leonard A. Jason and David S. Glenwick
Reviewer: Brian Bishop
Principles
of social change
Author: Leonard A. Jason
Reviewer: Brian Bishop
Author: Leonard A. Jason
Reviewer: Brian Bishop
Kind regards,
Lauren
Dr Lauren Breen
ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher and Senior Lecturer | Undergraduate Psychology
School of Psychology and Speech Pathology | Faculty of Health Sciences
Curtin University
Tel | +61 8 9266 7943
Fax | +61 8 9266 2464
Postal address | GPO Box U1987 Perth WA 6845
Web | http://psych.curtin.edu.au/about/staff_new.cfm/Lauren.BreenARC Discovery Early Career Researcher and Senior Lecturer | Undergraduate Psychology
School of Psychology and Speech Pathology | Faculty of Health Sciences
Curtin University
Tel | +61 8 9266 7943
Fax | +61 8 9266 2464
Postal address | GPO Box U1987 Perth WA 6845
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