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PSICOLOGIA COMUNITARIA EUROPEA: COMUNIDAD, PODER, ÉTICA Y VALORES
Alipio Sànchez Vidal, alba Zambiano Costanzo, Maria Palacìn Lois.
Publicacions de la Universitat de Barcelona, 2004 (es/en) ; pp. 488, f.to 17x24 cm ; ISBN : 48-475-2613-5 ;

The book gathers 38 contributions to the IV European Congress on Community Psychogy representative of the theoretical, practical, and research work done by community psychologists around Europe and Latin America. Depending on their contents, papers are grouped in 4 chapters. Chapter 1 presents values held by different social populations as well as some educational and cross-cultural dynamics of today’s social values; chapter 2 contains ethical reflections and proposals on community work in a time of conformism; papers in chapter 3 analyze community—and its psychological perception—as a central topic of both community psychology and the modern and postmodern debate; chapter 4 assembles community interventions and experiences on the areas of migration, health, politics, and education. In 2 additional papers, the editors introduce the book and draw theoretical and practical conclusions on its contents, identifying community, power, ethics, and values as its core themes. This volume is of interest for students, scholars, and practitioners of “the social” of different fields and views.
The book includes a sage titled “Towards a common future: hope, social responsibility, and sense of community”, written by Caterina Arcidiacono, Prof. Of Social and Community Psychology, Naples University “Federico II”; Vice-President of the Fondazione Laboratorio Mediterraneo ONLUS; Founder of ENCP (European Network of Community Psychologists.





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