为进一步提升中国社会心理学研究者的英文发表能力，促进中国社会心理学研究的亚洲及国际显示度和影响力，鼓励优秀学术论文在《Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology》（简称JPRP）发表，亚洲社会心理学会联合中国社会心理学会及北京师范大学心理学部继成功举办JPRP 2015、2016年专刊发表工作坊后，再次邀请亚洲社会心理学会前任主席暨JPRP-AASP专刊特邀主编James H. Liu教授于2017年4月7日在京举办JPRP 2017年专刊发表工作坊。要求参与者于2017年3月24日前向联系人（联系方式如下）提交英文论文全文（不超过7000字）。James H. Liu教授将在工作坊上给予投稿者建议并指导论文修改。

JPRP是北京师范大学心理学部全资拥有并主办的SSCI收录期刊，由剑桥大学出版社出版发行。它是中国心理学界唯一的SCI/SSCI收录英文国际期刊。

时间：2017年4月7日全天

地点：北京师范大学心理学部

报名截止日期：2017年3月24日

联系人：王芳 博士（中国社会心理学会秘书长、亚洲社会心理学会中国区代表）

联系方式：fwang@bnu.edu.cn

附件：《Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology 2017年专刊:“Social Psychology of Social Change Part IV: The Asia-Pacific Forum”征稿启事》

北京师范大学心理学部

中国社会心理学会

2017-2-3

CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE 2017 AASP SPECIAL ISSUE of the JOURNAL OF PACIFIC RIM PSYCHOLOGY:

“Social Psychology of Social Change Part IV: The Asia-Pacific Forum”

Special Issue Guest Editors: Allan B.I. Bernardo and James H. Liu

The Asian Association of Social Psychology (AASP) has signed a contract with the Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology (JPRP) to produce five special issues from 2014-2018. JPRP is an SSCI listed, online only journal (2015 Impact Factor = 0.647) that is now OPEN-ACCESS, which makes it an ideal venue for AASP to showcase researchers and research programs that have both practical application and scientific merit in the area of social psychological aspects of social change in Asia and the Pacific. JPRP can be viewed online through the AASP members portal (login at http://asiansocialpsych.org/members+intranet and then click on the publications tab)

Please have a look at the 2016 Special Issue (on a tab at the top of the JPRP page).

As the 2017 AASP conference will be in the South Pacific (Auckland) with the theme of “Making a difference with Social Science”, our point of emphasis this year will be looking at innovative social change programmes and interventions across the Asia-Pacific Region. This includes Asia, the Pacific Islands, New Zealand, Australia, and the West Coast of the Americas.

We invite submission of research papers on topics such as the social psychological processes and impact of internet access/social media, of regional and international migration, of climate change and environmental protection, of community development, reducing poverty and inequality, of demographic changes (including aging), of political movements and processes, of positive psychological and sociological approaches for societal development (including those making use of Asian philosophies or indigenous psychologies), and others. We are particularly keen on inviting submissions that are drawn from social or community intervention program and/or action research projects that have both useful messages to stakeholders in the community and contributions to the scientific understanding of social change.

All submissions should be prepared following the guidelines of the APA Manual for Publications (6th edition). The submissions should be completed in the journal’s online submission site (https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jprp). Inquiries about submission to the special issue should be directed to the Special Issue Editors (James Liu- j.h.liu@massey.ac.nz or Allan Bernardo allanbibernardo@umac.mo). The deadline for submission is April 30, 2017.

More information on JPRP and guidelines for preparation of manuscripts, please go to:

http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=PRP

To join AASP visit:  http://asiansocialpsych.org/