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The
European laboratory of social psychology (LEPS) was created in 1976
with the Foundation Maison des sciences de l'homme in Paris. Its creation
came to reinforce and develop original but disparate currents of an
incipient European social psychology, in order to enable him to play
the international role which it deserved. It is it with what the Maison
des sciences de l'homme, thanks to the support without fault of its
successive administrators (Clemens Heller, Maurice Aymard), decided
to cure by the creation and the development of a European laboratory
of social psychology (LEPS) directed by European researchers.
Let us underline the originality and the aspect pioneer of the project,
because the LEPS was the first international network of the MSH intended
to affirm a discipline expanding, on the european level. Moreover, its
original operation in network, well before this concept and this model
of interactive work become in vogue, made LEPS a rare example of institutional
innovation.
Created
by a core of researchers of Europe of the North-West, it widened gradually,
in the years 1980, with the countries of the South and of Northern Europe.
During the years 1990, it widened in Eastern Europe. During years 2000,
the LEPS proposes to look further into its relations with the Latin
America and Asia.
Over
the period 2006-2009, the LEPS will be managed by a Committee which
will be composed, since 2005, of severals scientific personalities.
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