Towards Inclusive Societies
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Towards Inclusive Societies
Psychological and Sociological Perspectives
Tiwari, Dharmendra Nath
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2024
242
Mole
9781032514376
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction. Section 1: Globalisation and diversity 1. Social and psychological consequences of globalisation and diversity 2. Comparing protestors: A political psychology of contestation Section 2: Developments in the discipline 3. Towards a culturally sensitive psychology 4. Discovery of Indian psychology and methodology: A personal journey Section 3: Social issues and psychology 5. Risk seeking or risk aversion? 6. Dealing with denial of community history: The case of Adivasis in India 7. Evolutionary association between self-awareness and self-control Section 4: Towards inclusive societies 8. Leadership that promotes social inclusivity: Research evidence for Adlerian theory and practice 9. Towards building inclusive societies: Some conceptual clarifications and practical suggestions with special reference to India 10. Inclusive societies: Can political psychology help move us forward? 11. Paradigm shift to professional psychological practices towards creating an inclusive Society 12. The science and ethics of intervention programmes in family and child welfare: Towards building an inclusive psychology for social justice 13. Exclusion of acid attack victims and inclusion as a countermeasure 14. Increasing inclusivity of health psychology: potentials and prospects 15. Gender-related inclusiveness in the organisational context: The challenge of sexual harassment 16. Pursuing Inclusiveness through Shared Spaces: Some Glimpses from Social Interactions in Delhi 17. Epilogue: Complexities and challenges in imagining inclusive social sciences
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Equity;Equality;Global Human Welfare;National Academy;Inclusive Societies;Follow;Face To Face;Political Psychology;Indigenous Psychology;Held;UN;Indian Psychology;Acid Attack;Chronic;Education System;Social Psychological Discourse;Vice Versa;Good Life;Violated;Uncertainty Avoidance;Shashi Bhushan;Health Psychology;Nandy;USA;Contemporary Society;Social Inclusion;Anti-austerity Demonstrations;Modern Indian Mind
Introduction. Section 1: Globalisation and diversity 1. Social and psychological consequences of globalisation and diversity 2. Comparing protestors: A political psychology of contestation Section 2: Developments in the discipline 3. Towards a culturally sensitive psychology 4. Discovery of Indian psychology and methodology: A personal journey Section 3: Social issues and psychology 5. Risk seeking or risk aversion? 6. Dealing with denial of community history: The case of Adivasis in India 7. Evolutionary association between self-awareness and self-control Section 4: Towards inclusive societies 8. Leadership that promotes social inclusivity: Research evidence for Adlerian theory and practice 9. Towards building inclusive societies: Some conceptual clarifications and practical suggestions with special reference to India 10. Inclusive societies: Can political psychology help move us forward? 11. Paradigm shift to professional psychological practices towards creating an inclusive Society 12. The science and ethics of intervention programmes in family and child welfare: Towards building an inclusive psychology for social justice 13. Exclusion of acid attack victims and inclusion as a countermeasure 14. Increasing inclusivity of health psychology: potentials and prospects 15. Gender-related inclusiveness in the organisational context: The challenge of sexual harassment 16. Pursuing Inclusiveness through Shared Spaces: Some Glimpses from Social Interactions in Delhi 17. Epilogue: Complexities and challenges in imagining inclusive social sciences
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Equity;Equality;Global Human Welfare;National Academy;Inclusive Societies;Follow;Face To Face;Political Psychology;Indigenous Psychology;Held;UN;Indian Psychology;Acid Attack;Chronic;Education System;Social Psychological Discourse;Vice Versa;Good Life;Violated;Uncertainty Avoidance;Shashi Bhushan;Health Psychology;Nandy;USA;Contemporary Society;Social Inclusion;Anti-austerity Demonstrations;Modern Indian Mind
