Windows Between History, Culture, Politics, and Psychoanalysis
Published by the
Center for the Study of Mind and Human Interaction, University of Virginia
Mind and Human Interaction is a biannual journal that combines the perspectives of psychoanalysis, psychiatry, diplomacy, political science, history, sociology, and anthropology to provide in-depth analysis of the psychological processes beneath the surface of conflict, acculturation, ethnonational identity, and other aspects of human relations.
Recent issue topics have included:
 Trauma and identity |
Secondary prevention of societal trauma |
| Trauma and social resistance |
Community Resilence |
| September 11 and beyond |
Youth in conflict |
| Psychobiography |
Racism, ethnic conflict, and “otherness” |
| Refugees and acculturation |
History, myth, and mind |
| Leaders and decisionmakers |
Defining evil |
| Hypernationalism and xenophobia |
Legacies of mass violence |
Editor: Lisa Aronson, Ph.D.
Founder and Editor Emeritus: Vamik D. Volkan, M.D.
Co-Editor: Maurice Apprey, Ph.D.
Managing Editor: Lisa Romano
Editorial Board~~~
Salman Akhtar
Psychoanalysis/Jefferson Medical School
Joy Boissevain
Grants Specialist, Center for Global Health, School of Medicine, University of Virginia
Roberta Culbertson
Anthropology/Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, University of Virginia
Norman Itzkowitz
History/Princeton University
Demetrios Julius
Psychiatry/Department of Veterans Affairs, Richmond, VA
Peter Loewenberg
History and Psychoanalysis/University of California at Los Angeles
Joseph Montville
Diplomacy/Center for World Religions, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University
Peter Olsson
Psychoanalysis/Baylor College of Medicine
Jahan Ramazani
English Literature/University of Virginia
Harold Saunders
Diplomacy/Kettering Foundation
Howard Stein
Anthropology/University of Oklahoma
J. Anderson Thomson, Jr.
Psychiatry/University of Virginia
Index of recent Issues
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