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Psychological Science in the European Union
In a guest column, APS Fellows Mark H. Johnson and Denis Mareschal from Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom, reflect on the progress that APS has made in achieving its longstanding goal of supporting psychological science worldwide.
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Funding Woes for British Universities
A little over two years ago, the Observer asked me to describe how British Universities were funded. I indicated at the time that change was anticipated, but no one expected such a thorough revision of
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Psychological Science Around the World: Latin America
Latin American psychological science is a growing field with a promising future despite its young professional and scientific history. Here I will share some of that history and discuss some of the areas in which
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Publication Statistics Show Collaboration, Not Competition
Changing the name from American Psychological Society to Association for Psychological Science triggered a substantive gestalt switch in my perception of our organization. I welcomed the change as a commitment to the development of an
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Psychology in Singapore
When I was preparing to come to the National University of Singapore (NUS) for a one-year visiting appointment in 1991 (a stay which has now stretched to 17 years), many of my friends and colleagues
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Psychology Teachers in Cambodia
Cindy J. Lahar traveled to Phnom Penh to bring teaching materials and offer teacher training between December 19, 2006, and January 9, 2007, for the only psychology department in Cambodia.
