EDITORIAL
For What is Past, No Recriminations*
Call for contributions of artifacts for the Congress historical display.
Bill Gabrenya
ARTICLES
On the Origins of IACCP
Achieving a critical mass of cross-cultural researchers; decolonisation;
modernization; a wonderful photo.
Gustav Jahoda
Teaching in China: A New (Enlightening & Confusing) Experience
Harry's junket to southern China reveals details of the Chinese university
system; his infatuation with a girl named "Charlotte"
Harry Gardiner
IACCP AFFAIRS
The Jubilee Congress in Bellingham - An Update
Special symposia are announced; reservation and travel information.
Walter Lonner
The Fifth European Congress of Psychology: Implications for the Survival
of IACCP
Cross-cultural presentations at the Dublin, Ireland Congress may
indicate the marginalization of IACCP.
James Georgas
History: A Long Time Ago in the Cross-Cultural (Social) Psychology
Newsletter/Bulletin
Financing the Newsletter; Jahoda on the Emic-Etic controversy; Rolling
Stone 30th anniversary.
Editor
Recipients of the APA Award for Distinguished Contributions to the
International Advancement of Psychology
Holtzman, Baltes honored.
Stacey Confer
TRAINING
ARTS 1998: Advanced Research and Training Seminars
John Adair
Twelfth Summer Workshop for the Development of Intercultural Coursework
at Colleges and Universities
Richard Brislin
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Books, Films and Journals
Final Exam
50 points for a good answer, but you probably can't do it.
David Cournoyer
IACCP Announcements
Call for nominations for IACCP officers; Witkin/Okonji Memorial Fund
Awards.
General Announcements
Culture, health and human development training at U. Conn.
Conferences
INFORUM
Rogelio Diaz-Guerrero
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Durganand Sinha
Allahabad, India
About the Cover Photo Contributed by Juanita and Dick Baker, Florida Tech and University of Florida The wedding procession proceeds on foot between the villages of the bride and groom, led by the groom seated on a horse or donkey. The Bakers took this photo (with the man's permission) in the 1960s when Dick Baker, an entomologist working for the Pakistan government, was collecting mosquitos outside Lahore. |