History of the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS),9781841691978

History of the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS)

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ISBN13: 9781841691978
ISBN10: 1841691976
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-09-11
Publisher(s): Psychology Pres
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Summary

This book describes the present status and the history of the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS) - the most representative international psychological body. The IUPsyS includes national psychological associations from 66 countries, with more joining every year, and it has formal relations with the United Nations, UNESCO, the World Health Organization, the International Council for Science, and the International Social Science Council. Many well known psychologists have played important roles in this international organization, and the text and many photographs bring the story to life.

Table of Contents

Illustration credits
x
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
The International Union of Psychological Science today
1(8)
Changes in name and acronym of the IUPsyS
2(1)
Participation of the IUPsyS in major international organizations
2(1)
Organizations affiliated with the IUPsyS
3(1)
Current activities of the IUPsyS
3(5)
References
8(1)
The origins of scientific organizations: Historical context
9(8)
A brief sketch of the origins of the International Union of Psychological Science
9(1)
Some background: Formation of scientific associations; organization of scientific congresses
10(2)
Formation of national and international organizations devoted to specific fields of science
12(1)
From the International Association of Academies to the International Council for Science
13(2)
References
15(2)
The 1st International Congress of Psychology: Assuring the continuity of congresses
17(12)
The 1st International Congress of Psychology
18(4)
Assuring the continuity of international congresses of psychology
22(2)
Changes over the course of the international congresses of psychology
24(4)
References
28(1)
The International Congresses of Psychology become regularized, 1892-1909
29(14)
The 2nd International Congress of Psychology, London 1892 (International Congress of Experimental Psychology)
29(4)
The 3rd International Congress of Psychology, Munich 1896
33(2)
The 4th International Congress of Psychology, Paris 1900
35(1)
The 5th International Congress of Psychology, Rome 1905
36(2)
The 6th International Congress of Psychology, Geneva 1909
38(3)
The 1913 International Congress that never was
41(1)
References
41(2)
Problems and progress in the period between the World Wars
43(16)
The 7th International Congress of Psychology, Oxford 1923
43(3)
The 8th International Congress of Psychology, Groningen 1926
46(1)
The 9th International Congress of Psychology, Yale 1929
47(3)
The 10th International Congress of Psychology, Copenhagen 1932
50(2)
The Spanish Civil War causes the congress planned for Madrid in 1936 to be shifted to Paris in 1937
52(1)
The 11th International Congress of Psychology, Paris 1937
53(2)
World War II causes postponement of the 12th congress
55(2)
References
57(2)
Creation of the International Union of Scientific Psychology
59(12)
International Congresses of Psychology 12-13
59(3)
The 12th International Congress of Psychology, Edinburgh 1948
62(4)
The 13th International Congress of Psychology, Stockholm 1951
66(2)
The formation of the International Union inaugurated a new era for psychology
68(1)
References
69(2)
The formative years of the Union
71(20)
The shaping of an organization (1954-1960)
71(1)
The 14th International Congress of Psychology, Montreal, Canada, 1954
71(5)
General Assembly, Montreal 1954
76(4)
Executive Committee meeting, Montreal 1954
80(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Paris 1955
81(3)
The 15th International Congress of Psychology, Brussels, Belgium 1957
84(4)
General Assembly, Brussels 1957
88(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Brussels 1957
89(1)
References
90(1)
Expansion and international collaboration (1960-1965)
91(26)
The 16th International Congress of Psychology, Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany, 1960
91(4)
General Assembly, Bonn 1960
95(3)
Executive Committee meeting, Bonn 1960
98(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Paris 1962
99(3)
The 17th International Congress of Psychology, Washington, USA, 1963
102(3)
General Assembly, Washington 1963
105(3)
Executive Committee meeting, Washington 1963
108(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Bellagio, Italy, 1964
110(3)
Executive Committee meeting, Royaumont, France 1965
113(3)
References
116(1)
Consolidation of the Union's progress (1966-1971)
117(30)
The 18th International Congress of Psychology, Moscow, USSR 1966
117(4)
General Assembly meeting, Moscow 1966
121(5)
Executive Committee meeting, Moscow 1966
126(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Windsor 1967
127(3)
Executive Committee meeting, Amsterdam 1968
130(4)
The 19th International Congress of Psychology, London 1969
134(3)
General Assembly, London 1969
137(3)
Executive Committee meeting, London 1969
140(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Washington 1970
142(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Liege 1971
144(2)
References
146(1)
Psychology in Asia (1972): A first major step in the globalization of Psychological science
147(10)
The 20th International Congress of Psychology, Tokyo, Japan 1972
148(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Rosny 1973
150(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Montreal 1974
152(2)
Executive Committee meeting, Austin 1975
154(3)
References
157(1)
The congresses return to Europe (1976-1982)
157(20)
The 21st International Congress of Psychology, Paris, France 1976
157(4)
Executive Committee meeting, Windsor, 1977
161(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Leipzig 1978, and General Assembly, Munich 1978
162(2)
The first Executive Committee meeting in Latin America, Mexico City, 1979
164(2)
Psychology returns to its origins by sponsoring the 22nd International Congress of Psychology, Leipzig, German Democratic Republic 1980
166(4)
Executive Committee meeting, Caracas 1981
170(2)
Executive Committee and Assembly meetings, Edinburgh 1982
172(3)
References
175(2)
Continued initiatives in the globalization of psychology (1984-1988)
177(18)
The 23rd International Congress of Psychology, Acapulco, Mexico 1984
177(5)
Executive Committee meeting, Austin 1985
182(1)
Assembly and Executive Meetings, Jerusalem and Zurich 1986
183(3)
A major new Asian initiative, the Executive Committee meeting in China 1987
186(3)
The 24th International Congress of Psychology, Sydney, Australia 1988
189(5)
References
194(1)
Strengthening linkages and international networks (1989-1992)
195(14)
Executive Committee meeting, Brussels 1989
196(1)
Executive Committee and Assembly meetings, Kyoto 1990
197(1)
Executive Committee meeting, Berkeley 1991
198(4)
The 25th International Congress of Psychology, Brussels, Belgium 1992
202(1)
General Assembly, Brussels 1992
203(3)
References
206(3)
New initiatives and preparations for the Montreal congress (1993-1995)
209(14)
Executive Committee meeting, Montreal 1993
209(6)
Executive Committee and Assembly meeting,s Madrid 1994
215(4)
Executive Committee and the Asian-Pacific Congress, Guangzhou 1995
219(3)
References
222(1)
Renewing historic strengths, initiating new ventures (1996-2000)
223(22)
Pierre L.-J. Ritchie
The 26th International Congress of Psychology, Montreal, Canada 1996
223(5)
Executive Committee and Assembly meetings, Montreal 1996
228(4)
Executive Committee meeting, Stockholm 1997
232(5)
Assembly and Executive Committee meetings, San Francisco 1998
237(3)
Executive Committee meeting, Durban 1999
240(4)
Concluding comment
244(1)
References
244(1)
Appendix A 245(14)
Membership of the International Congress of Psychology Committees, 1889-1951
245(14)
Appendix B 259(6)
Officers of the IUPsyS since its formation in 1951
259(6)
Appendix C 265(10)
Statues of the IUSP, 1951
265(3)
Statutes and Rules of Procedure of the IUPsyS (as revised and adopted by the Assembly in 1998)
268(7)
Appendix D 275(2)
Locations, dates, and presidents of the International Congresses of Psychology
275(2)
Appendix E 277(2)
Years in which national members were elected to the IUPsyS
277(2)
Index 279

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