International Bulletin of Political Psychology (IBPP)(1996-2011)
IBPP was an electronic weekly designed to sensitize social scientists, public officials, mass media representatives, informed citizenry, social activists, and security/intelligence practitioners to the psychology of politics and the politics of psychology. IBPP provided short articles identifying the relevance of psychological research to politics especially bearing on strategic and tactical security and intelligence issues. The intent was facilitate the understanding, explanation, control, influence, and prediction of the social world. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Scholarly Commons contains the majority of the content from the original publication (and more of these articles are being added).
The new International Bulletin of Political Psychology (IBPP) (2018-2021 ) continues with this original mission with a Key Word Search capability through its archived data, adding new articles and other textual and audio-visual materials, and the opportunity for readers to post comments. Subjects covered include:
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The IBPP ceased publication in 2021. For questions and inquiries pertaining to the journal please contact dbcommon@erau.edu.
