CONTENTS March-June, 2003 Publication Date: August, 2003

Editor's Rant: IACCP in the Pax Americana The editor wonders how 19th Century balance of power politics will affect IACCP, and tries hard not to rant about the Iraq War. Bill Gabrenya Development Applied: Bridging Cultures The Bridging Cultures project seeks to improve communication between parents and schools across cultural differences, in particular collectivism. Patricia Greenfield, Elise Trumbull, & Carrie Rothstein-Fisch Cultural Psychology: Four Reviews The film Cultural Psychology in the Discovering Psychology series is reviewed from four widely different perspectives, with startlingly divergent results. Harry Triandis, Carl Ratner, Stephanie Brickman, & Bill Gabrenya		Sow’s African Personality and Psycho- pathology Model Wes and his colleagues present the main principles of the theories of Senegalese psychopathologist Ibrahima Sow and point out their relationship to traditional and modern African ethnotheories. Wes G. Darou, Pierre Bernier, & Carlos Ruano Ethics and the Wellbeing of Social Science, Research Participants, and IRBs: An IACCP Discussion List Conversation Six kinds of culturalists discuss the ethical status of obtaining personal information about cultural background from children, and the implications of not performing such research on the progress of social science. Floyd Rudmin, Jaan Valsiner, Pauline Ginsberg, Aurelio Jose Figueredo, Charles Hill, & Richard Ruth		Convenors Needed for ARTS John Adair Triandis Award 2004 Announcement ARTS 2004: Advanced Research and Training Seminars John Adair & Ingrid Lunt New Books Adler & Gielen, Dion, Marîn, Weinreich, Smyth, and more... Conferences IACCP Hungary 2003 IACCP China 2004 And more... INFORUM Yogyakarta Congress Proceedings Volume Romie Littrel, Aukland, New Zealand
About the Cover Photo Richard Baker Drs. Juanita and Richard Baker took the cover photo and the two photos below in marketplaces in Mali, Africa (1999). The women were shopping in markets in three villages. Grayscale reproductions don’t do proper justice to these photos; for color versions see the online Bulletin. (Below, right: Djenne, Mali)