Industrial and Organizational Psychology Help the Vulnerable

1. Industrial and Organizational Psychology Encounters the World; Walter Reichman 2. Challenges of the Ultimate Messengers; Telma Viale 3. International Development and I-O Psychology in Sub-Sahara Africa: Perspectives From Local and Expatriate Standpoints;Inusah Abdul-Nasiru and Alexander Gloss 4. Developing Young Leaders in Kenya's Rift Valley; Sarah Stawiski and Jennifer Martineau 5. A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Solving Global Problems: The Case of Psychological Collaboration on a Girls Empowerment Program; Mary O'Neill Berry, Judy Kuriansky and Martin A. Butler 6. Entrepreneurship Training in Developing Countries; Kim Marie Bischoff, Michael M. Gielnik and Michael Frese 7. Dual Salaries and Worker Wellbeing in Papua New Guinea; Leo Marai 8. Exploring Haiti from an Organizational Perspective: Lessons Learned Along the Way; Jeffrey Godbout 9. Servants of Empowerment; Stuart C. Carr, Eilish McAuliffe and Malcolm MacLachlan 10. Designing Learning Systems for Poverty Reduction in Least Developed Countries; Raymond Saner and Lichia Liu 11. Increasing Resilience Among People Who Are Homeless; Bina Kandola 12. In the Wake of Disaster- Facilitating Business Recovery; Vicki V. Vandaveer and Tracey E. Rizzuto 13. Service Learning in Developing Nations; Daniel Sachau, Carol Lynn Courtney, Richard Olson, Scott Fee and Julene Nolan 14. I-O and Community Service Involvement: Students Helping Locally; Kristie Campana