MACMILLAN Global Psychology from Indigenous Perspectives - Macmillan

Explore the future of a more equitable global psychology in this academic volume. Inspired by the late Professor K. S. Yang, a founder of the indigenous psychology movement, this book provides an unprecedented international debate among leading experts in the field. It offers a rare look at the thinking and vision of the driving forces behind the movement, allowing readers to understand the evolution of indigenous psychology from within. This text is designed for those seeking a deeper understanding of how diverse cultural perspectives shape psychological science. It serves as a vital resource for anyone studying the shift toward more inclusive global frameworks. Whether you are researching the foundations of the movement or its modern applications, this work provides the necessary context through the voices of those shaping the field today.