Brady Wagoner, Aalborg UniversityKevin Carriere, Washington & Jefferson College

• Introduction.Part I. Niels Bohr Lecture.Chapter 1. Cultural Psychologies and New General Psychology; Jaan Valsiner.Part II. Normativity, Resistance, And Change.Chapter 2. Sources of Normativity: Overview of Work in Progress; Svend Brinkmann.Chapter 3. Normativity Through Language and Communication; Ivana Marková.Chapter 4. Psychology, Normativity, and Revolution; Fathali M. Moghaddam, Margaret J. Hendricks, and Kevin R. Carriere.Chapter 5. Theoretical Integration, Conceptual Differentiation, and the Scientific Imagination; Tania Zittoun and Alex Gillespie.Part III. Philosophical Background Of Cultural Psychology.Chapter 6. The Dual Program of Cultural Psychology; Carlos Cornejo.Chapter 7. Conceptual Origins of Cultural Psychology: A Historical Reconstruction of the Role of Subjectivity; Sven Hroar Klempe.Chapter 8. Categorial Linkages and Triadic Correlations; Robert E. Innis.Part IV. Methodological Thinking In Cultural Psychology.Chapter 9. Beyond Methods to Open-Systemic Methodology in Contemporary Cultural Psychologies; Jaan Valsiner.Chapter 10. The Closure of Open Systems and Cultural Psychology; Sergio Salvatore.Chapter 11. Self and Dialogical Multiplication in Contexts of Cultural Complexity; Danilo Silva Guimarães.Chapter 12. The Cultural Psychology of Treat; Kevin R. Carriere.Part V. Concluding Response.Chapter 13. Normativity, Counter-Normativity, and the Sign That Follows: Why Cultural Psychology Prevails; Jaan Valsiner.About the Editors.