Indigenous peoples today face a wide range of constantly evolving political, epistemic and
socio-cultural forms of contemporary colonial violence. Modern discourses and research …

In this special issue, edited by Mohi, Bridgette, Shiloh, Pat and Darren, we showcase work
conducted within several such Indigenous psychologies. This collection of papers from …

This chapter explores indigenous paradigm research, highlighting the ways in which
indigenous peoples have been negatively impacted by Western research paradigms and …

The chapters in this volume collect together perspectives on Indigenous epistemologies.
These Indigenous ways of knowing pay particular attention to the relational aspects of …

Historically, indigenous psychology has been described as an offshoot of a paradigm shift in
social science and psychology. This shift is hinged on providing space to people's voices …

In this article, I argue that indigenous psychology is both a cultural and a political project,
and thus it needs to find ways to examine tradition, and ancient philosophical and religious …

Indigenous psychology is an intellectual worldwide movement against the hegemony of
Eurocentric psychologies, in their reflected or unreflected missionary path of promoting …

This chapter seeks to present indigenous perspectives from emic and etic frameworks to
ascertain how cross-cultural studies fit within a new explorative paradigmatic realm. The role …

This chapter focuses on indigenous psychology as a field of knowledge that emerges in a
tensional border between the science of psychology, historically exported to the colonized …

Indigenous Psychologies is an approach/movement premised on cultural constitution of
psychological functioning. Its most significant concept is 'culture'as it aims to be rooted in the …