Volume 25, No 1, June 2013

• Editorial
  Lauren J. Breen
• Special Section: Psychology and Poverty Reduction
  Guest Editorial
  David Fryer and Cathy McCormack

Articles

• Community psychologists advocating for action on poverty and social inclusion
  Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
• Commentary on Sampson et al
  Carl Walker
• Authors’ reply
  Emma Sampson, Heather Gridley and Colleen Turner
• Researching poverty to make a difference: The need for reciprocity and advocacy in
  community research
  Darrin Hodgetts, Kerry Chamberlain, Yardena Tankel and Shiloh Groot
• Manufacturing the right way to be in debt: Can psychologists explore the UK debt industry? 
  Carl Walker
• The price of economic barbarism: An uncomfortable truth
  Cathy McCormack

Book Reviews

• Human life matters: The ecology of sustainable human living vs. The rule of the
  barbarians
  Author: Katie Thomas
  Reviewer: Katie Thomas
• Representations of global poverty: Aid, development and international NGOs
  Author: Nandita Dogra
  Reviewer: Darrin Hodgetts

Research Papers

• Duty stations and the regulation of space in mental health wards: A South Australian
  case study
  Damien W. Riggs, Clemence Due and Kathleen Connellan
• Ageing research in community psychology: Where are our elders?
  Harriet Rademacher and Paul Duckett

Book Reviews

• Methodological approaches to community-based research
  Editors: L. A. Jason and David S. Glenwick
  Reviewer: Brian Bishop
• Principles of social change
  Author: L. A. Jason
  Reviewer: Brian Bishop

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