I’ve just heard that Aaron Jarden, lecturer in psychology at the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand and president of the New Zealand Association of Positive Psychology is about to launch an open source journal for the study of well-being.
According to the website, the International Journal of Well-being is a “blind peer-reviewed journal that publishes timely original high-quality scholarly articles and book reviews focussed on scientific and philosophical investigations into wellbeing. The journal aims to promote thought, discussion and understanding, and to disseminate scientific research on wellbeing through published academic papers and video abstracts“. Normally you have to pay an absurd amount to get access to academic journal articles, so this is a very welcome development.
You can register for free monthly IJW updates here.
Image: courtesy of Heike_Quosdorf
Thanks to Todd B. Kashdan for the link


2 Day Introduction to the Science of Strengths, Happiness and Well-being: 23/24 Sept 2010 Bristol

