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Liu, James H. 2018. Historical trajectories for reclaiming an indigenous identity in mental health interventions for Aotearoa/New Zealand—Māori values, biculturalism, and multiculturalism. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 62 : 93–102.

Liu, James H. 2013. Whither multiculturalism? Global identities at a cross-roads. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 37 (6) : 657–662.

Liu, James H. 2012. Māori culture as a psychological asset for New Zealanders’ acculturation experiences abroad. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 36 (1) : 140–150.

Liu, James H. 2010. Mindful identity negotiations: The acculturation of young Assyrian women in New Zealand. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 34 (3) : 208–220.

Liu, James H. 2010. You can’t clap with one hand: Learnings to promote culturally grounded participatory action research with migrant and former refugee communities. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 34 (2) : 141–149.

Liu, James H. 2009. In-Group Favoritism in International Justice Concerns: Power, Involvement, and Attitudes toward the Iraq War and the Cross Straits Relationship in Five Societies. Basic and Applied Social Psychology 31 (2) : 148–159.

Liu, James H. 2000. Communication correlates of individualism and collectivism. Talk directed at one or more addressees in family conversations. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 19 (1) : 26–45.