MACMILLAN Global Psychology from Indigenous Perspectives

Explore a new vision for a more equitable global psychology in this academic volume. Inspired by the work of the late Professor K. S. Yang, one of the original founders of the indigenous psychology movement, this book offers a unique look at the field through an international lens. It presents an unprecedented debate among global leaders, providing a rare opportunity to understand the movement from the perspective of its driving forces. This text is designed for those looking to grasp the core thinking and vision behind indigenous psychology. It serves as an essential resource for academic study and research. Whether you are researching the shift in psychological paradigms or looking for deep insights into cultural perspectives, this volume provides the necessary groundwork. It is a valuable addition to the libraries of those studying the evolution of social and behavioral sciences.