Origins and development of indigenous psychologies: An international analysis

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The qualitative revolution and psychology: Science, politics, and ethics. (2011, background): “Allwood and Berry (2006) invited psychologists from more than a dozen countries to report on their indigenous psychologies and analyzed national movement and are especially prominent in their innovations and future directions.”
Colonialism and Psychology of Culture (2008, background): “In various discussions and commentaries regarding the indigenous psychology movement as a reaction to Western scientific hegemony (e.g., Allwood & Berry, 2006), we cannot help but notice that much of the commentary still refers all too easily to the East–West binary.”
Qualitative Inquiry in the History of Psychology (2014, methodology): “…were sophisticated developments in case study methods (Fishman, 1999), new methods to research such specific topics as human spirituality (Anderson, 2004), and the emergence of new research methods outside of Western culture in the growing field of ‘indigenous psychologies” (Allwood & Berry, 2006).”