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This issue of Social Psychological Bulletin (SPB) is dedicated to Professor Maria (Marysia) Lewicka, in honor of her 70th birthday. Maria is probably best known for her work on environmental psychology, with a particular focus on place-related collective memory (Lewicka, 2008) and place attachment (Lewicka, 2005, 2011). But she has also published in the fields of social cognition (Lewicka, 1988; Lewicka, Czapinski, & Peeters, 1992) and de‐ cision making (Lewicka, 1997). Maria’s considerable research interests also extend to so‐ cial psychology, and she has been an active facilitator and mentor in this field for many years. In 2008, she was awarded the Jean-Paul Codol Medal for her contribution to the development of the European Association of Social Psychology. In 2017 she was awarded for her life-time scientific achievements by the Polish Association of Social Psychology. As Maria was a founder of SPB (which, at the time, was called Psychologia Spoleczna) and also its first Editor-in-Chief, we felt it was fitting that her birthday should be celebrated with a special issue of the journal—so, here it is! This issue consists of seven papers that were either inspired by, or are closely related to, Maria’s academic interests. Although the contributions are highly diverse, they re‐ volve around environmental psychology and socio-psychological research on collective memory. Editorial

Place, Collective Memory and Environment – An Introduction to a Festschrift in Honor of Maria Lewicka