Editorial.

The article focuses on theoretical developments made by the editorial board of the "European Journal of Social Psychology," for the success of the journal. The journal has provided a forum for some of the most important debates and some of the most exciting empirical and theoretical developments in the discipline of social psychology as a whole. In this way, the journal has helped to broaden the platform for social psychological debate and to encourage different approaches to key issues as much as it has maintained an underlying commitment to research scholarship and excellence. The journal has become more and more successful, with the result that it receives more submissions, publishes more papers, attracts more readers and has greater visibility than ever before. Moreover, it now has a much broader, truly international, audience and one that any researcher would aspire to have as the readership for his or her work.