International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

• Editorial

  Nadia Ramzy & Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 3-6

• Helpful Thoughts - Some Reflections on the Psychodynamic Treatment of Traumatized Refugees

  Jessica Harnischfeger

  pp. 22-34

• War Criminals and other “Ordinary Men”: A Case Report

  George Hough & Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 35-53

• Recognition is a Matter of Life and Death in Aboriginal Australia

  Pamela Nathan

  pp. 54-68

• Why Cannibal? Representation and Defense in the Meiwes “German Cannibal” Case

  Bashiran Zaman & Stephen Soldz

  pp. 69-80

• How Narcissistic Injury May Contribute to Reactive Violence: A Case Example Using Stanley Kubrick's The Shining

  Matthew Merced

  pp. 81-96

Research Articles

• “… Yes, it's Difficult, because We Have to Satisfy Her Heart” - Exploring Transgenerational Effects of Collective Persecution and Genocide in Kurdistan-Iraq

  Korinna Fritzemeyer

  pp. 7-21

Contemporary Media Forum

• Psychoanalytic Cyberpsychology

  John Suler

  pp. 97-102

Special Issue

• The American Psychological Association and the War on Terror

  Ghislaine Boulanger

  pp. 107

Introduction

• The American Psychological Association: From Impunity to Shame

  Ghislaine Boulanger

  pp. 108-115

Research Articles

• The American Psychological Association and Torture: How Could it Happen?

  Bryant Welch

  pp. 116-124

• Gaslighting, Betrayal and the Boogeyman: Personal Reflections on the American Psychological Association, PENS and the Involvement of Psychologists in Torture

  Nina K. Thomas

  pp. 125-132

• The Culture of Interrogation: Evaluating Detainees at Guantanamo Bay1

  Sarah Schoen

  pp. 133-142

• Skeletons in the Closet: The American Psychological Association under Scrutiny1

  Jeanne Wolff Bernstein

  pp. 143-151

• Counter Revolution

  Frank Summers

  pp. 152-160

• Letter to the Editors

  Antonio E. Puente & Arthur C. Evans

  pp. 163-164

• Dr. Boulanger Responds

  pp. 165-166

• Commentary on Yasser Ad-Dab′Bagh′s “Islamophobia: Prejudice, the Psychological Skin of the Self and Large-Group Dynamics”

  Karim G. Dajani

  pp. 192-196

• Commentary on Yasser Ad-Dab′bagh′s “Islamophobia: Prejudice, the Psychological Skin of the Self and Large-Group Dynamics”

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 197-199

• Phobia of Religion: Religion as Islam a Political Argument and a Psychoanalytic Inquiry of Islamophobia in India

  Zehra Mehdi

  pp. 222-244

• The Colors of Violence: Cultural Identities, Religion, and Conflict Sudhir Kakar University of Chicago Press, 1995, 232 pp.

  Zehra Mehdi

  pp. 247-249

• Good Muslim, Bad Muslim: America, the Cold War, and the Roots of Terror Mahmood Mamdani three leaves press, 2005, 324 pp.

  Omair Abbasi

  pp. 250-251

Editorial

• Editorial: A Twenty-First Century Scourge: Introducing the Special Issue on Islamophobia

  Yasser Ad-Dab′bagh

  pp. 167-172

Research Article

• Islamophobia: Prejudice, the Psychological Skin of the Self and Large-Group Dynamics

  Yasser Ad-Dab′bagh

  pp. 173-182

• Islamophobia, Shame, and the Collapse of Muslim Identities

  Noha Sadek

  pp. 200-221

Commentary

• Commentary on Yasser Ad-Dab′bagh′s “Islamophobia: Prejudice, the Psychological Skin of the Self and Large-Group Dynamics”

  Henri Parens

  pp. 183-191

Book Reviews and Commentary

• Editorial: Muslims as Victims of Prejudice and Violence

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 245-246

Review

• In Focus: The other Side of Islamophobia: A Review of the Conference on Islam and Psychoanalysis - University of Manchester, June 26-28, 2017: Department of Religion, Columbia University, New York, USA

  Zehra Mehdi

  pp. 252-255

• Editor's Note

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 259-260

• The Ego's Habitus: An Examination of the Role Culture Plays in Structuring the Ego

  Karim G. Dajani

  pp. 273-281

• The Selfie and the Intolerable Gaze of the other1

  Dmitry Uzlaner

  pp. 282-294

• Immortality: The Quest to Live Forever and How it Drives Civilization by Stephen Cave New York: Crown publishers, 2012.

  Gurmehr Kaur

  pp. 310-311

• Creating Heaven on Earth: The Psychology of Experiencing Immortality in Everyday Life By Paul Marcus London: Karnac Books, 2015.

  Honey Oberoi Vahali

  pp. 312-313

• In Memoriam: Adib Jarrar

  Martin Kemp

  pp. 317

• In Memoriam: Adib Jarrar

  Shuki J. Cohen

  pp. 318-319

Research Articles

• Towards a Psychoanalytic Concept of Community (III): A Proposal

  Eugen Koh & Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 261-272

Commentary

• Gender and the Psychopathology of Everyday Life in the Photographic Projections of Wyn Geleynse

  Robert J. Belton

  pp. 295-304

International News

• Mother, Motherland and the Judicial Function: The Case of Kanhaiya Kumar

  Rakesh Shukla

  pp. 305-307

Book Reviews and Commentary

• Editor's Introduction: Immortality

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 308-309

In Memoriam

• In Memoriam: Adib Jarrar

  M. Fakhry Davids & Gehad Mazarweh

  pp. 314-316