Vol. 12 (2003)

Free standing papers

• Beliefs about Internet: Methods of Elicitation and Measurement

  Dora Capozza, Rossella Falvo, Egidio Robusto, Annalisa Orlando

  1.1-1.14

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• Eliciting and Representing the Causal Understanding of a Social Concept: a Methodological and Statistical Comparison of Two Methods

  D. W. Green, S. J. Muncer, T. Heffernan, I. C. McManus

  2.1-2.23

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• Papers on Social Representations - Editorial May 2003

  The Editors 2003

  3.1-3.2

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• Textes sur les représentations sociales - Éditorial mai 2003

  The Editors 2003

  4.1-4.2

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• Representing the future of the European Union: Consequences on national and European identifications

  Laurent Licata

  5.1-5.22

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• Hegemonic, Emancipated and Polemic Social Representations: Parental Dialogue Regarding Israeli Naval Commandos Training in Polluted Water

  Smadar Ben-Asher

  6.1-6.12

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• Beyond Social Representations: A Theory of Enablement

  Jaan Valsiner

  7.1-7.16

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• People in Action and Social Representation: A Comment on Jaan Valsiner’s (2003) “Theory of Enablement

  Wolfgang Wagner

  8.1-8.7

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• The Externalization-Internalization Deadlock in Social Representation Theory and Experimental Social Psychology: A Comment on Jaan Valsiner (2003)

  Massimo Bertacco

  9.1-9.9

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• A Theory of Structural Constraints on the Individual’s Social Representing? A comment on Jaan Valsiner’s (2003) “Theory of Enablement”

  Tina Maria Nebe

  10.1-10.5

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• The Theory of Enablement and Social Representions as Contributions to “Societal” Political Psychology: Some Thoughts on Valsiner (2003) and Wagner (2003)

  Thalia Magioglou

  11.1-11.3

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• Enabling a Theory of Enablement: In Search for a Theory-Method Link

  Jaan Valsiner

  12.1-12.8

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