Peter B Smith & Ronald Fischer 
Understanding Social Psychology Across Cultures [EPUB ebook] 
Engaging with Others in a Changing World

Part One: Establishing the Framework
1. Why Does Social Psychology Need a Cross-Cultural Perspective?
2. Clarifying the Way Forward with Culture: Theories and Frameworks
3. The Origins and Dynamics of Culture
4. How to do Cross-Cultural Psychology
Part Two: Core Aspects of Social Psychology in Cross-Cultural Perspective
5. Personality and Social Context
6. Cognition, Motivation and Emotion
7. Self and Identity Processes
8. Cultural Norms and Socialisation Processes
9. Interpersonal Behaviour
10. Group Processes
Part Three: The World in Flux
11. Intercultural Contact
12. Intergroup Relations
13. Acculturation
14. Globalisation and Cultural Change
15. The Unfinished Agenda

Michael Harris Bond was born in Toronto, Canada in 1944, obtaining his Ph D in social psychology from Stanford University in 1970.  Working first at Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan, he next joined the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he was Professor of Social Psychology for many years. He has contributed to many aspects of cross-cultural psychology, focusing particularly on Chinese social behavior, comparative studies of belief systems, and  improvements in cross-cultural research methods. He has published more than 270 papers and books in the field.  In 2009, he was appointed Chair Professor at Hong Kong Polytechnic University.