International Forum of Psychoanalysis

Guest Editorial

• Psychoanalysis and Forensics — Identifications with the Oppressor and with the Oppressed

  Klaus Hoffmann

  pp. 1-2

Original Articles

• The Use of Psychoanalytic Knowledge during the Implementation of Penal Measures

  Klaus Hoffmann

  pp. 3-10

• Conceptualization of Hostile Psychopathy and Sadism: Drive Theory and Object Relations Perspectives

  Samuel Juni

  pp. 11-22

• Disturbances of “Groupishness”? Structural Violence, Refusal and the Therapeutic Community Response to Severe Personality Disorder

  John Adlam & Christopher Scanlon

  pp. 23-29

• The Psychodynamics of Forensic Mental Health Nursing

  Anne Aiyegbusi

  pp. 30-36

• Hiding and Being Lost: The Experience of Female Patients and Staff On a Mixed Sex Secure Ward

  Anna Motz

  pp. 37-41

• Fatal Violence — from Trauma to Offence: A Case Study in Forensic Psychotherapy and Trauma Therapy with a Migrant Patient

  Tilman Kluttig, Michael Odenwald & Werner Hartmann

  pp. 42-49

• Gender Constructions from a Project On Sex Offenders

  Michael B. Buchholz, Franziska Lamott & Kathrin Mortl

  pp. 50-59

Books Received

• Black, D. M., ed. Psychoanalysis and religion in the 21st century. Competitors or collaborators? New York: Routledge, 2006. 278 pp.

  pp. 60-62

Editorial

• Bion, Rangell, and Haynal: A Pioneer and Two Protagonists of Contemporary Psychoanalysis — A Selection of Papers of the Bion 2008 Conference and Two Interviews

  Marco Conci & Franco Borgogno

  pp. 65-70

Original Articles

• Breakthrough

  Fernando Riolo

  pp. 71-76

• Reflections on Catastrophic Change

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 77-81

• From “Disciplined Subjectivity” to “Taming Wild Thoughts”: Bion's Elaboration of the Analysing Instrument

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 82-85

• Alpha-Transformation, Mental Void, and Edition

  Jaime M. Lutenberg

  pp. 86-89

• Bion and Sullivan: An Enlightening Comparison

  Marco Conci

  pp. 90-99

• Experiencing the Shadow of the Future

  Rudi Vermote

  pp. 100-103

• The Role of Action in a Creative Theory of Personality

  Paola Camassa

  pp. 104-106

• Interview of Dr Leo Rangell by Dr Beth Kalish-Weiss Los Angeles, California, July, 2008

  Beth Kalish-Weiss & Leo Rangell

  pp. 107-115

• Inner Freedom and Independence: An Interview with André Haynal

  Jan Stensson

  pp. 117-123

• Kächele, H., Schachter, J., & Thomä, H., and the Ulmer Process Research Study Group. From psychoanalytic narrative to empirical single case research. New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2009.

  Axel Triebel

  pp. 128-129

Book Reviews

• Ferro, A. Mind works. Technique and creativity in psychoanalysis. London: Routledge, (2009). Original Italian edition: Tecnica e creativita. Il lavoro psicoana-litico. Milano: Cortina, 2006.

  Marco Conci

  pp. 124-127

Congress Announcement

• Conferenczi09 Buenos Aires 2009: 6th International Sandor Ferenczi Conference ‘Introjection, Transference and the Analyst in the Contemporary World’

  pp. 130-130

Editorial

• The Exclusion of Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from the Publicly Financed Medical Health Sector in Sweden

  Christer Sjödin

  pp. 131-134

Original Articles

• Dramatology in Life, Disorder, and Psychoanalytic Therapy: A Further Contribution to Interpersonal Psychoanalysis

  Zvi Lothane

  pp. 135-148

• Interpretive Acting-Out: Unavoidable and Sometimes Useful

  Robert Waska

  pp. 149-157

• Sarah and the Camps: Case History, Metapsychology and Countertransference

  Luiz Eduardo Prado De Oliveira

  pp. 158-167

• Following Old Paths to New Places — Thirdness, Mentalization, and the Search for a Transformational Meeting

  Per-Einar Binder

  pp. 168-176

• Countertransference and Changes in the Conception of the Psychoanalytic Relationship

  Anders Zachrisson

  pp. 177-188

• Meeting Venus: A Film about Passion, and the Outsider

  Gertrude Schwartzman

  pp. 189-193

Editorial

• Psychoanalysis and Globalisation

  Michael Ermann

  pp. 195-195

• Psychic Structure and Identity in a Globalising World

  Cláudio Laks Eizirik

  pp. 196-201

• Fascination, Alienation and Fear of Contact: Ethnopsychoanalytic Considerations on Large-Group Identity

  Alf Gerlach

  pp. 214-218

• Oedipus in China: Can We Export Psychoanalysis?

  Anne-Marie Schlösser

  pp. 219-224

• Children of Nazi Germany 60 Years on: Panel at the International Psychoanalytical Congress, Berlin, 26 July 2007

  Michael Ermann, Diana Pflichthofer & Harald Kamm

  pp. 225-235

• Transference and the Psychoanalytic Encounter

  Helmut Thomä

  pp. 237-249

• Michael Ermann Interviews Carola Mann

  Michael Ermann

  pp. 250-253

Commentary

• Psychoanalysis Meeting the Challenges of Globalisation: Commentary on Cláudio Laks Eizirik's Paper

  Michael Ermann

  pp. 202-205

Original Articles

• Large-Group Identity, International Relations and Psychoanalysis

  Vamik D. Volkan

  pp. 206-213