Publications

For several decades, and before the time of the internet, members of the JPS received the GE quarterly via snail mail. It was the mechanism by which members stayed connected with the society. Issues included the annual call for program proposals along with submission guidelines, as well as other internal communications about the society. Long before the invention of conference program apps or even a conference program, the “symposium issue” each year provided information about the conference program. Members especially enjoyed receiving copies of GE that provided space for JPS members, friends, and students to publish brief articles, book reviews, and interesting new ideas that were invited by the JPS for submission. As the JPS website took on many functions of GE, the last issue was produced in 2001. 

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How Ideas Travel is a podcast series from the Jean Piaget Society for the Study of Knowledge and Development. These conversations, led by Colette Daiute and Nancy Budwig, highlight people who ponder the nature, culture, and dynamics of ideas that fuel the development of individuals and societies. By exploring the personal and interpersonal dimensions of knowledge and knowing, we show how ideas are alive and practical. This series reaches out to everyone interested in ideas as beacons in human life.