CONTENTS June-September, 2002 Publication Date: November, 2002

The Yogyakarta Congress: What We Did, and What We Decided Some Congress reactions and some of the decisions that were made. Bill Gabrenya Theory & Method: Cultural Psychology and Indigenous Psychology: Are they Foes or Allies? Susumu compares the epistemologies and metatheorital orientations of indigenous psychology, cultural psychology and finds more similarity than difference. Susumu Yamaguchi Conference Report: IACCP is Represented at ICOPE in St. Petersburg Walt and Ype report on IACCP’s contribution to the conference and present photos to prove that they actually went. Walter Lonner & Ype H. Poortinga		Regional Report: The Cultural Ecology of Psychology in Sub-Saharan Africa Elias points out the linguistic and cultural diversity in Africa and suggests that this diversity presents opportunities for cross-cultural research. Elias Mpofu Triandis Award: How Does a Student of Cultural Psychology and Cognitive Science Do Both Without Feeling Like She Has Left Out the Best of Each Tradition? Samar reveals the difficulties encountered by a graduate student with a culturalist orientation who must survive within a traditional graduate program. Samar Zebian		Professor John Williams Akinsolo Olowu Pultusk Congress Proceedings Published Minutes of the General Meeting Klaus Boehnke Election Results: Meet the New Regional Reps Editor Dues Increase for 2003 Convenors Needed for ARTS Presenters John Adair New Books Conferences IACCP Hungary 2003 IACCP China 2004 And more...
About the Cover Photo Editor The Congress participants were treated to the Ramayana Ballet at the Ramayan Open Air Theatre. Prince Rama has won Shinta as his bride in a competition, but Prince Rawana steals her away (for all the wrong reasons). Rama and the ape army eventually kill Rawana and he gets his girl back.