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<P><FONT size=2>Tena kotou i runga i nga ahuatanga o te ra, o te marama o te tau hoki.<BR>Tenei te tono kia tuku pepa mai ki tenei o nga pukapuka hai korerorero<BR>mo nga ahuatanga katoa e pa nei ki a koutou. No reira nau mai,<BR>whakatau mai.<BR><BR><BR>The editors invite new and emerging indigenous researchers to make a<BR>submission to the special issue entitled "Ignored no longer: Emerging<BR>indigenous researchers on indigenous psychologies"<BR><BR>Focus of the special issue<BR>This special issue explores the breadth of indigenous psychologies<BR>through the current work of emerging indigenous researchers. The<BR>primary aims of the issue are to:<BR>• To showcase the breadth of research currently being conducted by<BR>emerging indigenous researchers on issues of relevance to indigenous<BR>people<BR>• To profile the diversity of indigenous research<BR>• To consider the position of emerging indigenous psychologies within the<BR>broader discipline of Aotearoa, Australia and the wider South Pacific.<BR><BR>Indigenous psychologies recognise that people have a complex and<BR>highly developed understanding<BR>of themselves and there is more than one legitimate psychological<BR>approach to understanding the<BR>social world, the place of different people within it and frameworks<BR>for conceptualising social<BR>relations.<BR><BR>Preference of submissions:<BR>Preference will be given to submissions from emerging indigenous<BR>researchers engaged in work that is fundamentally action orientated<BR>and focused on real world problems faced by Indigenous communities.<BR><BR>Deadlines and submission process<BR>The deadline for submissions is Friday the 19 August, 2011. The issue<BR>will be published in early 2012. Authors should read the Instruction<BR>to Authors document attached to the call for submission process and<BR>formatting. Further information can be obtained from Mohi Rua on<BR>mrua@waikato.ac.nz.<BR><BR>Please forward on as appropriate.<BR><BR>Na matou noa iho nei,<BR><BR><BR>Mohi Rua, Bridgette Masters-Awatere and Dr Shiloh Groot<BR>Co-editors, Special Issue of the Australian Community Psychologist<BR><BR>On behalf of the:<BR>Maori & Psychology Research Unit<BR>University of Waikato<BR>Aotearoa/New Zealand<BR><A href="http://www.waikato.ac.nz/go/mpru">http://www.waikato.ac.nz/go/mpru</A><BR></FONT></P></DIV></BODY></HTML>