This popular forum has been visited by thousands since its inception in October 1997. This forum is particularly designed to discuss generic issues and research in cross-cultural psychology and its intertwining disciplines, such as developmental, cognitive, personality, social psychology, and methods. Discussion in related fields, such as minority issues, migrants, refugees, and indigenous psychologies are welcomed. So is the participation of neighboring disciplines in anthropology, education, medicine, nursing, sociology, social work and others. There is no discussion or debate.
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The list is open to the exchange of ideas, to the circulation and discussion of working papers, and to the debate of current issues in the field. Book, journal, and article reviews are as welcome as calls for papers and conference and workshop announcements. The list is particularly keen to stimulate research cooperation beyond disciplinary and geographical boundaries. The ImmEnt Listserver is an open mailserver. Its success is contingent on the active participation of the subsribers.