TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR MOST RECENT ISSUES OF
MIND and HUMAN INTERACTION
 Windows Between History, Culture, Politics, and Psychoanalysis
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Volume 14, Issue No. 1
Parens, H. Renewal of Life: Healing from the Holocaust, 14:2-17.
Brenner, I. On Genocidal Persecution and Resilience,14:18-34.
Gutlove, P. and Thompson, G. A Psychosocial-Healing Approach to Post-Conflict Reconstruction, 14:35-63.
Hagglund, B.Travel Writing as Domestic Ritual, 14: 64-70. Book Review: Long Dark Road: Bill Kind and Murder in Jasper, Texas by Ricardo C. Ainslie, 14:71.
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Volume 13, Issue No. 4
Rangell, L. Affects: In an Individual and a Nation, 13:242-257.
Hartman, J.J. Propaganda as Shared Unconscious Fantasy: Hitler, His Followers, and Triumph des Willens (Triumph of the Will), 13:258-272.
Ainslie, R. and Hall, E. Community Resilience and Grassroots Leadership: Serendipity in the Wake of a Race Murder, 13:273-283.
Apprey, M. On the Sense of Ownership of a Conflict Resolution Project After Third-Party Intervention: And Instrumental Use of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to Transfer Project Ownership, 13:284-317.
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Volume 13, Issue No. 3
Argentine Economic Meltdown:
Trauma and Social Resistance
Hollander, N.C. Introduction, 13:162-166.
Partnoy, A. Spanish Lessons, 13:167-168.
Petras, J. and Veltmeyer, H. Argentine: 18 Months of Popular Struggle - A Balance, 13:169-181.
Partnoy, A. Balancing, 13:182.
Volnovich, J.C. Psychoanalysis and Hope in the Epicenter of Despair: A View from Argentina, 13:183-199.
Partnoy, A. In the Middle of Nowhere, 13:200.
Carpintero, E. A Malaise of Our Time: The Fragmentation of Collective Identities, 13:201-211.
Partnoy, A. Answer, 13:212-213.
Braun, J. Argentina: A Laboratory of Social Experience, 13:214-221.
Partnoy, A. End of the Millennium Latina (a song), 13:222.
Tylim, I. Volver: Notes on the Return of the Argentinean, 13:223-226.
Hollander, N.C. Afterword, 13:227-235.
Partnoy, A. The Windmills of Memory, 13:236-237.
Partnoy, A. Dialogue with Alaide Foppa, 13:238.
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Volume 13, Issue No. 2
In the Field
Stein, H.F. Personal Thoughts on the Journey from Trauma to Resilience, 13: 90-98.
Bragin, M. Mothers and Others: Learning from Women about Community Resilience in Time of War, 13: 99-119.
Gonzalez, A.M. and Aronson, L.
Community, Identity, and Land in Huatulco, Mexico, 13: 120-131.
Borg, M.B. Atrocity Touring Psychoanalysis: A Case Study in Traumatic Enactment, 13: 132-144.
Richards, A.K. Rage and Creativity: Second Wave Feminists and the Rejection of "Freudian" Thinking, 13: 145-155.
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Volume 13, Issue No. 1
Border Psychology: The Case of Cyprus
Clerides, K. Cyprus: A Time for Brave Decisions, 13: 4-10.
Atakol, K. Thirty-nine Years into the Cyprus Conflict, 13: 11-18.
Mavratsas, C. On the Idea of a Reunited Cyprus, 13: 19-31.
Khashman, Z. Preparing for Peace and a Healing Process in Cyprus, 13: 32-38.
Apprey, M. and Howell, M. Creating Mental Spaces across the Partition: Turkish and Greek Cypriot Adolescents in Dialogue, 13: 39-48.
Volkan, V. Large-Group Identity: Border Psychology and Related Processes, 13: 49-76.
Misselwitz, I. German Reunification: A Quasi-Ethnic Conflict, 13: 77-86.
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Volume 12, Issue No. 4
Legacies of Mass Violence
Stern, J. Deviance in Nazi Society, 12: 218-237.
Chaitin, J. and Bar-On, D. The Family during the Holocaust: Memories of Parent-Child Relationships, 12: 238-260.
Graybill, L. Gender and Post-Conflict Resolution in South Africa and Rwanda, 12: 261-277.
Ditter, S. Rape as a Weapon of War: Perpetrators and Victims, 12: 278-288.
Bragin, M. Evaluating Psychosocial Programs for Children Affected by Armed Conflict: A Community-Based Approach, 12: 289-304.
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Volume 12, Issue No. 3
September 11 and Beyond
Howell, W.N. Killing in the Name of God: Motif and Motivation, 12: 146-155.
Volkan, V. Observations on Religious Fundamentalism and the Taliban, 12: 156-172.
Falk, A. Osama bin Laden and America: A Psychobiographical Study, 12: 161-172.
Itzkowitz, N. Unity out of Diversity, 12: 173-175.
Brenner, I. From Stranger Anxiety to Genocidal Persecution: A Reflection on the Genesis of Malignant Prejudice, 12: 176-181.
Urbanovich, Y. Have Russian-American Relations Truly Changed since September 11?, 12: 182-195.
Volkan, V. September 11 and Societal Regression, 12: 196-216. |
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Volume 12, Issue No. 2
Societies Under Stress
Stein, H.F. Mourning and Society: A study in the history and philosophy of science, 12: 82-94.
Kogan, I. Romania and its Unresolved Mourning: Those who emigrated and those who stayed behind, 12: 95-106.
Oxenberg, J. Psychological Perspectives on Palestinian-Israeli Peace: Is the world ready to take yes for an answer?, 12: 107-118.
Hartman, J.J. Propaganda and Pornography: The case of Jud Suss (Suss the Jew), 12: 119-132.
Suistola, J. Border and Identity: The Finnish army and the Russian Border in 1941, 12: 133-141.
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Volume 11, Issue No. 4
Cultural Considerations in Conflict Reduction
Irani, G. Rituals of Reconciliation: Arab-Islamic Perspectives, 11: 226-245.
van de Put, W. and van der Veer, G. Counseling in Cambodia, 11: 246-257.
Streeck-Fischer, A. Between Astonishment and Fear: Communication Problems in the Treatment of Children from Former East Germany, 11: 258-269.
van Waning, A. From Splitting to Mutuality, Beyond Heroism and Tragedy: Remarks on Peace, War, and Psychoanalytic Insights, 11: 270-282.
Rogers, R. Between Europe and America: Remembering and Forgetting, 11: 283-287.
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Volume 11, Issue No. 3
Societal Trauma: Secondary Prevention
Thomson, J.A. Terror, Tears, and Timelessness: Individual and Group Responses to Trauma, 11: 162-176.
Volkan, V.D. Traumatized Societies and Psychological Care: Expanding the Concept of Preventive Medicine, 11: 177-194.
Apprey, M. From the Heuristic to the Empirical: Integrating Interethnic Kindergartens, 11: 195-207.
Takahashi, T. In Search of the "Real Parent:" Some Thoughts on the Roots of the Japanese People, 11: 207-215.
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Volume 11, Issue No. 2
Defining Evil
Peltz, R. Introduction, 11: 81-83.
Alford, C.F. Introduction to Evil, 11: 84-90.
Goldberg, P. Sensing Evil, 11: 91-107.
Hollander, N.C. The Suit Behind the Uniform: An Evil Partnership, 11: 108-118.
Apprey, M. From the Horizon of Evil to an Ethic of Responsibility, 11: 119-126.
Stern, J. Psychological Aspects of the Trial of Adolf Eichmann, 11: 127-144.
Altman, N. and Tiemann, J. Evil: Toward an Integration of Religious and Psychoanalytic Frameworks, 11: 145-155.
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Volume 11, Issue No. 1
Trauma and Identity
Kogan, I. Breaking the Cycle of Trauma: From the Individual to Society, 11: 2-10.
Scott, K.M. A Perennial Mourning: Identity Conflict and the Transgenerational Transmission of Trauma within the African American Community, 11: 11-26.
Hartman, J.J. Polish-Jewish Ethnic Conflict: Threats to Identity and the Failure to Mourn, 11: 27-41.
Ronen, D. The Cause and Mechanism of Conflict, 11: 42-52.
Berman, A., Berger, M., and Gutmann, D. The Division into Us and Them as a Universal Social Structure, 11: 53-72.
Apprey, M. Book Review: Autonomy in the Extreme Situation: Bruno Bettelheim, the Nazi Concentration Camps and the Mass Society, by Paul Marcus, Ph.D., 11: 73-77.
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Volume 10, Issue No. 4
Refugees and Acculturation
Keyes, E. Refugees: An Overview, 10: 215-227 Engel, M. Passionate Attachments and Culture Change, 10: 228-236
Ainslie, R.C. Notes on the Psychodynamics of Acculturation: A Mexican-American Experience, 10: 237-246
Akiyama, C. and Kawasaki, R. Southeast Asian Youth Gangs: A Rising Epidemic, 10: 247-255
van der Veer, G. Treating Former Child Soldiers: A View from the Netherlands, 10: 256-268
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Volume 10, Issue No. 2
Hypernationalism and Xenophobia
Baumgartl, B. Xenophobia in a European Context, 10: 66-83
Streeck-Fischer, A. Naziskins in Germany: Traumatization in the Past and Present, 10: 84-97 Hollander, N.C. The Individual and the Transitional Space of Authoritarian Society, 10: 98-109
Wells, M. Political Transition and the Weber-Freud Connection, 10: 110-123
Stein, Howard F. Hypernationalism and Xenophobia: A Thirty-Year Retrospective, 10: 124-140
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Volume 10, Issue No. 1
Immigrants and Refugees: Children
(First Issue published by
International Universities Press, Inc.)
Akhtar, S. Age at migration: An introductory overview, 10: 3-10.
Narayan, M. and Srinath, S. Immigration and autism in India, 10: 11-14.
Bonovitz, J. and Ergas, R. The affective experience of the child immigrant: Issues of loss and mourning, 10: 15-25.
van Essen, J. The capacity to live alone: Unaccompanied refugee minors in the Netherlands, 10: 26-34.
Etezady, M. H. Review and commentary: Child immigrants and refugees, 10: 35-40.
Ratnavale, D. N. Preparing for peace and healing the psyche in Sri Lanka, 10: 41-60.
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Volume 9, Issue No. 4
Please note: There was no Volume 9, Issue No. 4
Volume 9, Issue No. 3
Leaders and Decision-Making
In 1993 a group of psychiatrists formed a committee to study the psychodynamics of various aspects of international relationships - a vital but not fully explored area of individual and large-group behavior. The group met twice a year for five years, and engaged in a dialogue both among themselves and with many others in various disciplines, including historians, political scientists, and former diplomats. One aspect of international relationships that the group focused on was the psychodynamics of leaders and decision-making. This report summarizes the group's theoretical approaches and clinical and historical evidence on this subject.
In order to build some useful bridges between psychoanalysis, psychiatry, and psychology on one side and political science, diplomacy, and history on the other, the committee attempted, whenever possible, to introduce psychodynamic explanations in a language that can contribute to interdisciplinary communication. The members of the committee are:
- Vamik D. Volkan, M.D. (chair)
- Salman Akhtar, M.D.
- Robert M. Dorn, M.D.
- John S. Kafka, M.D.
- Otto F. Kernberg, M.D.
- Peter A. Olsson, M.D.
- Rita R. Rogers, M.D.
- Stephen B. Shanfield, M.D.
Volume 9, Issue No. 2
At the Movies
Burland, J. A. Viewing Film as an Intersubjective Experience, 9: 66-71.
Reddy, S. Mother-Son Incest in the Movies, 9: 72-81.
Akhtar, S. and Powell, A. Four Fathers: The Depiction of Father-Child Relationship in Some Recent Movies, 9: 82-93.
Frank, J. and Frank, M. Siblings and Film, 9: 94-105.
Wolman, T. Oedipal Dilemmas in Contemporary Film, 9: 106-111.
Rancour-Laferriere, D. The Illusion of Russia: One Basis of Russian Ethnonational Identity, 9: 112-127.
Volume 9, Issue No. 1
History, Myth, and Mind
Furman, R. The Pilgrims: Myth and Reality, 9: 5-17.
Campbell, B. The Hidden Legacy of Jamestown: The Transmission of Destructive Aggression in Virginia's History, 9: 18-29.
Apprey, M. Reinventing the Self in the Face of Received Transgenerational Hatred in the African American Community, 9: 30-37.
Ersoy, M. Chosen Traumas of the Alavis in Anatolia, 9: 38-51.
Udayakumar, S. P. Historicizing Myth and Mythologizing History: The Ayodhya Case in India, 9: 52-64.
Volume 8, Issue No. 4
After War
Ochberg, F. Introduction, 8: 201-203.
Shatan, C. Living in a split time zone: Trauma and therapy of Vietnam combat survivors, 8: 204-222.
Culbertson, R. Poetry and ghosts: The demands of violent memories, 8: 223-231.
Weinberg, C. Torture: Victims, perpetrators, sequelae, and treatment, 8: 232-244.
Laub, D. and Podell, D. Psychoanalytic listening to historical trauma: The conflict of knowing and the imperative to act, 8: 245-260.
Butts, H. and Butts, H. Housing bias and post-traumatic stress disorder, 8: 261-264.
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