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Bulletin 48 | Winter 2020 3 of People-Environmental Studies WINTER 2020 - #48 IAPS DEALING WITH COVID-19 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN ITALY, ITS HISTORY FROM 1970 TO 2020 MY FAVORITE BOOK/PAPER Editors: Henk Staats and Silvia Collado RESEARCH PROGRAMS CONFERENCES REPORTS FUTURE CONFERENCES NEWS 2 IAPS - BULLETIN 48 | WINTER 2020 3 International Association for Submissions People-Environment Studies aims to improve the physical environment Whilst we encourage all our members to submit and human well-being. material, any submission for inclusion in the Bulletin should be written to high standards of English grammar and punctuation. To help the Editorial Committee review process, we kindly ask you have the material Bulletin of People- Aleya Abdel-Hadi checked by a fluent English speaker before Enviroment Studies. Giuseppe Carrus submitting it to the Bulletin. Angela Castrechini Winter 2020 Please, send your contributions for the next issue Number 48 Arza Churchman by e-mail to the following email addresses: José A. Corraliza [email protected] and [email protected] ISSN: 1301 - 3998 Sandrine Depeau Edward Edgerton All manuscripts should be written in Times New www.iaps-association.org Ferdinando Fornara Roman 12 pt., double-spaced. The maximum word Birgitta Gatersleben length for articles is 2000 words. Include names, Bernardo Hernández affiliation and full contact details of all the authors, Corina Ilin as well as a picture of every author. Maria Johanson Florian Kaiser Peter Kellett Marketta Kitta Instructions on how to become an IAPS member, Editors Roderick Lawrence or to renew your membership, are available on the Henk Staats Jeanne Moore IAPS webiste: Silvia Collado Enric Pol iaps-association.org Ombretta Romice Editorial Team Massimiliano Scopelliti Ricardo García-Mira Kevin Thwaites Adriana Portella Hulya Turgut Tony Craig David Uzzell Photo Credits All photographs included in this list are under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-noncommercial 3.0 Unported. Cover: On planet earth by Escapejaja**. Page 51: Steacie Library by Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine*. Page 2: Covid-031 by Simon (walhalla)*. Page 52: Cini Foundation Library by Alex Watkins*. Page 4: social distancing by Prachatai*. Back: Miniature people keep distance... by Sirichaiec2**. Page 6: Covid-038 by Simon (walhalla)*. Page 11: Sapienza University of Rome by Beverly Yuen Thompson*. Page 12: La Minerva alla Sapienza by Giuseppe Savo*. Page 40: University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE) by Hugo Cruz. Page 40: Lisbon city by Vasco Rato. Page 42: book by Marco Hamersma*. Page 47: Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco Peru by JialiangGao***. Page 48: Library by toml1959*. * Flickr user ** Freepik user *** Wikimedia Commons IAPS - BULLETIN 48 | WINTER 2020 4 IAPS Board 2018-2020 Tony Craig, President of IAPS Susana Batel, Conference Support and The James Hutton Institute Young researches Workshop for Lisbon Aberdeen, UK University Institute of Lisbon Portugal Sarah Payne, Treasurer Adriana Portella, Publications, Membership, Heriot-Watt University IAPS website, Facebook and Twitter / UK Online presence, Network facilitator Federal University of Pelotas Brazil Adina Dumitru, Secretary Nathalie Jean-Baptiste, IAPS website and University of A Coruña Facebook / Online presence; Network Spain facilitator. Technische Universität Darmstadth Germany Henk Staats, Editor IAPS Bulletin; Wouter Portinga, Twitter; Prizes/Awards; Conference Support Paypal alternatives/Financial system Universiteit Leiden Cardiff University The Netherlands UK Silvia Collado Salas, Associate Editor IAPS Patricia Ortega Andeane, Young Bulletin Researchers Workshop University of Zaragoza National Autonomous University of Mexico Spain Mexico Karine Weiss, Conference Support and Ferdinando Fornara, Young Researchers Young Researchers Workshop for Quebec Workshop Université de Nîmes University of Cagliari France Italy IAPS - BULLETIN 48 | WINTER 2020 5 Table of Contents EDITORIAL ADDRESS P. 6-7 Editorial address (H. Staats, S. Collado) 6 CONTRIBUTIONS P. 8-21 Environmental psychology in Italy and in Rome (M. Bonnes) 8 From a group of friends of Environmental Psychology to the establishment of a research and teaching group in People-Environment Studies (P. Ortega-Andeane) 17 Change, Interdisciplinarity and IAPS (S. Batel) 19 RESEARCH PROGRAMS P. 22-28 The City as laboratory. (A. J. van der Wal, N. J. van Doesum, C. Boomsma, A. van der Weiden, E. J. Boezeman,W. Steinel, H. Staats) 22 New Horizon 2020 project ENTRANCES - ENergy TRANsitions from Coal and carbon (R. García-Mira) 27 CONFERENCE REPORTS P. 29-36 Impressions on the 26th IAPS Conference: Experiencing the virtual environment: 29 - 26th IAPS Conference: a successful hybrid event (C. Deprés) 30 - The Experience of a Virtual Conference (W. Poortinga) 32 - Participating in the YRW in a virtual manner (C. Petersson) 33 The 2019 IAPS Symposium Ageing in Place in a World of Inequalities (A. Portella) 34 FUTURE CONFERENCES P. 37-41 XVI Environmental Psychology Conference-PSICAMB (A. Loureiro, G. Gonçalves) 37 International Conference on Environmental Psychology (ICEP, 2021) 39 27th IAPS Conference. Global challenges, local impacts 40 EDRA52 Detroit, 19-23 May 2021 41 MY FAVORITE BOOK OR PAPER P. 42-45 PhD THESIS P. 46-47 PhD Thesis (New) (F. S. M. Rodríguez) 46 PUBLICATIONS P. 48-52 IAPS Members´ publications 48 NEWS P. 53-55 New publications section for IAPS members Those members who have recently published an article in a well evaluated or high ranked journal, as well as a book or book chapter with a relevant publisher, please send your reference with a brief abstract (60 words) about the content of your publication, to: [email protected], and it will be included into the next issue. IAPS - BULLETIN 48 | WINTER 2020 6 Editorial address by Henk Staats and Silvia Collado It has been almost a year since COVID-19 started the International Conference of Environmental to spread worldwide, and the pandemic has Psychology (ICEP 2021, Italy) and the XVI certainly marked IAPS activities during the past Congress of Environmental Psychology-PSICAMB few months. We thought it was appropriate to 2021 (Portugal). visualize this on the title page of this Issue. As you will read, COVID-19 has affected our community Also in this issue, we continue with what we plan in several ways. through, for instance, the shift to be a series on the history of Environmental in ways of organizing conferences and in an Psychology in Europe. In this issue, its history in initiative by Sepideh Masoudinejad on Residential Italy will be described, by Mirilia Bonnes, one of Psychology, a set of contributions from different authors on the effect of the Pandemic on the series entitled My favorite book/paper, in which experience of the home. IAPSthe pioneers members of literallythe field. show And we-in aopen photograph- another and tell about the piece of work that has inspired them the most through their career. We are adapting to such new and challenging situations excited about this new series, and we want to by,This for Issue instance, thus testifies successfully to IAPS’ moving capacity the IAPS of have contributions again for the next issue. We 2020 conference to a virtual format in a very short are sure the testimonies of the seven members describing their favorite work in this issue will set you thinking about your own intellectual history attendeesperiod of time. met throughThis year’s their conference computer establishes screen, and we invite you to participate! We also dedicate a modelandmark, of people-environment as for the very first interactiontime, conference that space to two IAPS board member to present IAPS conferences had not experienced before. themselves: Susana Batel and Patricia Ortega, who Carole Deprés, one of the organizers of IAPS 2020 were elected members of IAPS board in 2018. conference shares her views about the virtual format of the conference, together with Charlotte The Bulletin also includes the presentation of two Award titled “the best participative action- research“Petersson, and who Wouter received Poortinga, the Young a memberResearchers’ of Netherlands).research projects. In this The project, first one, the the environmental City as a Lab, IAPS Board and conference attendee. is an ongoing project taking place in Leiden (the with their students cooperate with civil servants This Issue also contains information about the psychologists from Leiden University together IAPS Symposium “Aging in place in a world of projects every year that are useful for the City. inequalities: how to design healthy cities for Thisfrom maythe municipalityset you thinking of Leiden in what to waydevelop university all”, promoted by the IAPS Environmental and and municipality could cooperate in your city. Gerontology network (November 2019, Brazil), The second project is titled ENTRANCES and is by Adriana Portella, as well as about upcoming is led by Ricardo García-Mira and will investigate thefunded challenges by the Europeanfacing carbon-intensive Union for three regions years. inIt alsoconferences. organized Specifically, online, and you information will find information regarding transition - hinging on the idea that the transition about this year’s EDRA conference in Detroit, IAPS - BULLETIN 48 | WINTER 2020 7 to clean energy should not be considered only as Psychology, a set of contributions from different a technological change or an industrial shift but authors on the effect of the Pandemic on the also a socio-economic-psychological process that affects
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