Confronting psychology's power (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the role of critical psychology and its interaction with mainstream psychology, particularly focusing on community psychology. It questions whether critical frameworks can stimulate institutional change and engagement in radical critiques of psychology. Through the examination of historical efforts and the establishment of networks aimed at promoting critical psychology, the work argues for a need for transformation in the field, calling for community psychologists to be more receptive to critical insights and emphasizing the importance of creating spaces for institutional change.