Posts by Tamas
2021 Olomouc conference update
Dear IACCP Members, Friends and Colleagues, Earlier this month the IACCP Executive Council voted to hold our 2021 Olomouc conference on-line. We know that this will be a disappointment to many as we all enjoy and value our face to face encounters, both personally and professionally. However, in these very uncertain times and in light…
Read MoreScientist of Jacobs University Bremen honored as “Outstanding Psychologist outside the U.S.”
Klaus Boehnke, Professor of Social Science Methodology at Jacobs University, has been honored as an “Outstanding Psychologist outside the U.S.” for his services in the field of comparative cultural studies and political psychology. The former Vice Dean of the Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences (BIGSSS) was presented with the award by the International…
Read MoreIACCP Statement against Racism
The International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP) condemns racism and discrimination in any form and at any level in a society and in an organization. We believe that a society or an institution that is based on preferential treatment, inequality, and privilege for some people at the expense of others is unjust and harmful. As…
Read MoreCongratulations IACCP officers!
We are happy to announce the results of the 2020 IACCP elections! Elected officers are:William Gabrenya President-electMárta Fülöp Secretary GeneralAnat Bardi Deputy Secretary General Elected Regional Representatives are:Gail Ferguson North America (US)Nicholas Geeraert Europe IIEmma Buchtel East AsiaJulie Lee Insular PacificHarrun Garrashi Subsaharan AfricaRegional Representatives from other regions continue their office term for another two…
Read MoreCall for papers
To all who study the relationships between psychology and culture: You are cordially invited to submit ideas for manuscripts that may qualify for appearance in the special issue described below. CALL FOR PAPERS This call has appeared in various issues of the JCCP, starting with the March 2020 issue The International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology…
Read MoreCovid-19 and Emotions survey
Dear colleagues, friends and individuals from African countries! We urgently seek responses from individuals and groups living in African countries or being of African origin with regard to Covid-19 and Emotions.This study seeks to understand people’s emotional experiences during the pandemic, to look at the role of prosocial behavior in helping people cope better during the pandemic,…
Read MoreIACCP remembers Isabel Reyes Lagunes
We are sad to communicate that Isabel Reyes Lagunes, has passed away in Mexico City, Mexico, March 4, 2020. Isa, as she was known to her friends, gave her life to train generations of psychologists in Mexico. Her academic work and legacy are an essential portion of the history of Mexican Psychology. Creative, committed, teacher,…
Read MoreIACCP remembers Geert Hofstede
On February, 12, 2020, Geert Hofstede, long time member and Honorary Fellow of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP) passed away. We honor him in a personal memoir of our former president and Honorary Fellow Michael Harris Bond. Geert Hofstede – a personal memoir by an appreciative colleague As Geert wrote in an…
Read More2020 IACCP Elections
The time has come again to call for your participation in the elections of IACCP. Please review our candidates for various positions, and cast your vote by clicking the link Voting commences immediately and closes on March 31, 2020. You must be a member in good standing as of February 1, 2020 in order to…
Read MoreCall for Instructor Proposals: Culture & Psychology School at IACCP, Czech Republic
The Culture & Psychology (C&P) School, sponsored by the International Association for Cross- Cultural Psychology (IACCP), is open to students at Doctoral and Masters levels who are interested in culture and psychology. Workshops are geared toward students of varying levels, from early graduate studies to advanced or senior graduate students. The C&P School provides a…
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