1. why it is important to adopt an international perspective on Community Psychology
2. How do you think community psychology practitioners can avoid cultural imperialism when working as guests in international settings?
3. Being "needy" in international settings regarding language, local guides, cultural navigations, and contacts presents significant barriers. Can you think of ways these barriers are also opportunities to establish deep collaborations?
4. Think about a "top-down" approach for social change with political operatives in a community - an arguably powerful and enviable position in the U.S. Now think about how an International Community Psychology would appear to community members in a low-trust, politically corrupt culture using the same top-down approach?