Asia-Pacific Perspectives on Intercultural Psychology brings together leading researchers from 11 countries to showcase the innovative, evolving and diverse approaches that epitomises the development of the psychology of culture across the Asia-Pacific region.

Wendy Wen Li (James Cook University) (Edited by) , Darrin Hodgetts (Massey University) (Edited by) , Koong Hean Foo (Edited by)

Chapter 1. An intercultural approach to the psychology of culture Chapter 2. Intercultural Chinese Psychology in the Greater China Region Chapter 3. The Psychology of Culture in Japan Chapter 4. Collectivism and the Development of Indigenous Psychology in South Korea Chapter 5. Psychology of Culture: The Case of Singapore Chapter 6. Understanding the Indian worker: Role of Indian thought and Indian Psychology Chapter 7. Negotiating Filipino identities and intercultural encounters: From colonisation to globalised migration Chapter 8. The Development of Psychology of Culture in Indonesia Chapter 9. Intercultural Psychology: A case from Sri Lanka Chapter 10. Indigenous Psychology in Australia Chapter 11. Indigenous psychology in New Zealand Chapter 12. Samoan Indigenous psychology Chapter 13. Intercultural Psychology in the Asia-Pacific Region: Recounting the present and looking to the future