Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology

Scope

The Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology publishes papers which advance the contribution of psychology to understanding and addressing community and social issues. The journal has a particular interest in developing psychology through working with these issues in real world settings and in advancing the capacity of community and social psychology to promote social justice and social inclusion. The content of the journal includes: -Research papers which report quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods studies. -Review articles which survey theoretical developments or topics of major interest. -Praxis presenting brief reports by practitioners or action researchers, which describe interesting (new) developments and interventions. -Commentaries on new ideas, initiatives, or interventions, and commentaries on social, environmental, legal, medical, educational or administrative developments from a community and applied social psychology perspective. -Book reviews. Debates and commentaries arising from the research and review articles are warmly welcomed, and published as part of that section of the Journal.