“…However, we also wonder whether the quantitatively oriented history of U.S.-based community psychology may be a bit of barrier. As a point of contrast, since the Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice was founded in 2010, over half (53%) of its peer-reviewed articles were qualitative in nature (as of 2013; see Arcidiacono, Procentese, & di Napoli, 2012;Makkawi, 2012;Petrini, Vannucchi, Miraglia Raineri, & Meringol, 2012;Saïas & Delawarde, 2013;Schmidt, 2012). Increasing the field's exposure to qualitative works in particular is critical for development of methodologically pluralistic designs.…”