Abstract: . . .  Germany (interviewing the descendants of Nazi perpetrators) and bringing them together with descendants of Holocaust survivors (the TRT group - To Reflect and Trust). Carole A. Rayburn was the recipient for the 2001 William C. Bier Award of the American Psychological Association Division on the Psychology of Religion. The Award was for international publication integrating psychology of religion with other fields of study, such as sociology and anthropology. Along with Dr. Lee J. Richmond, Dr. Rayburn has proposed a new theory, discipline, and field, “theobiology,” that involves the interface of theology, religion and spirituality with psychology , philosophy, biology, anthropology, . . .
. . .  Arrangements will be made for ISPP members to purchase it through the Central Office of ISPP. ISPP members can purchase ADVANCES IN POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY (Margaret G. Hermann, Editor) for a discounted rate. Contact the Central Office for more information. Page 12 Spring 2002 International Society of Political Psychology 12 ISPP Central Office Mailing Address This newsletter was developed at the Graduate Institute of International Studies by the editors of ISPP News, printed and placed on the web at the ISPP Central Office. Dana Ward, Executive Director ISPP Central Office Pitzer College  . . .
. . .  be made for ISPP members to purchase it through the Central Office of ISPP. ISPP members can purchase ADVANCES IN POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY (Margaret G. Hermann, Editor) for a discounted rate. Contact the Central Office for more information. Page 12 Spring 2002 International Society of Political Psychology 12 ISPP Central Office Mailing Address This newsletter was developed at the Graduate Institute of International Studies by the editors of ISPP News, printed and placed on the web at the ISPP Central Office. Dana Ward, Executive Director ISPP Central Office Pitzer College 1050 N. Mills . . .
. . .  Psychology of Religion. The Award was for international publication integrating psychology of religion with other fields of study, such as sociology and anthropology. Along with Dr. Lee J. Richmond, Dr. Rayburn has proposed a new theory, discipline, and field, “theobiology,” that involves the interface of theology, religion and spirituality with psychology , philosophy, biology, anthropology, physics, chemistry, and other sciences for deeper understanding of the divine and the world. Page 13 ISPPN EWS P RODUCTION  . . .
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