Table of Contents

Contents

1. The Internationalization of Psychology: A History
Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr., and David B. Baker

2. Australia
Roderick D. Buchanan

3. Brazil
Claudio Simon Hutz, Gustavo Gauer, and William Barbosa Gomes

4. Brunei Darussalam
Narasappa Kumaraswamy and Chandraseagran Suppiah

5. The Caribbean
Rosemary Frey

6. China
Yeh Hsueh and Benyu Guo

7. Colombia
Rubén Ardila

8. Czech Republic
Ji?í Hoskovec

9. Egypt
Ramadan A. Ahmed

10. England
Alan Collins

11. Finland
Petteri Pietikainen

12. France
Françoise Parot

13. Germany
Horst U. K. Gundlach

14. Ireland
Adrian C. Brock

15. Italy
Guido Cimino and Renato Foschi

16. Japan
Miki Takasuna

17. Lebanon
Brigitte Khoury and Sarah Tabbara

18. New Zealand
Brian D. Haig and Dannette Marie

19. Philippines
Rogelia Pe-Pua and Pia-Anna Perfecto-Ramos

20. Russian Federation
Irina Sirotkina and Roger Smith

21. Saudi Arabia
Abdel-Sattar Ibrahim

22. Scotland
Nicholas J. Wade

23. South Africa
Johann Louw

24. Spain
Helio Carpintero

25. Thailand
Sombat Tapanya

26. Turkey
Aydan Gülerce

27. United States
C. James Goodwin

28. Venezuela
Ligia M. Sánchez and Miriam Dembo

29. Concluding Thoughts on Internationalizing the History of Psychology
David B. Baker and Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr.

About the Author

David B. Baker, Ph.D., is the Margaret Clark Morgan Executive Director of the Center for the History of Psychology and professor of psychology at The University of Akron.

Reviews

"Its cumulative 21-page index of names and topics alone is an invaluable index of psychology world-wide in the last century. ... it is an invaluable resource for those students and professionals who share the editors' desire to internationalize the history of psychology." -- Harold Takooshian, Ph.D., Fordham University, The General Psychologist