International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

Editor's Note

• Editor's Note: 17:1

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 3-5

Research Articles

• Cultural Determinants in Winnicott's Developmental Theories

  Karim G. Dajani

  pp. 6-21

• FIRST STEPS: Psychoanalytically Based Prevention Projects for Migrant and Refugee Families in Belgium and Germany

  Judith Lebiger-Vogel, Constanze Rickmeyer, Korinna Fritzemeyer, Nora Hettich, Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Patrick Meurs

  pp. 22-38

• Psychoanalysis and Public Health: Potential for Integration?

  Paul C. Holinger, Neal E. Spira, Denia Barrett & Thomas F. Barrett

  pp. 39-48

• Birth of a Nation-State: A Battle for Boundaries or Dialogue?

  Hana Salaam Abdel-Malek

  pp. 49-64

• Working with the Nine Percent: The “Meritocracy” of Financialized Capitalism

  Kenneth Eisold

  pp. 65-76

Commentary: International News

• Bubbling Cauldron of Hate-Envy-Fury: Playgrounds of Splitting and Projection

  Rakesh Shukla

  pp. 77-83

Editorial

• Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue: Settler Colonialism: The Palestinian/Israeli Case

  Martin Kemp

  pp. 87-92

Research Articles

• The Psychoanalytic Encounter with Settler Colonialism in Palestine/Israel

  Martin Kemp

  pp. 93-125

• Gun to Body: Mental Health against Unchilding

  Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian

  pp. 126-145

• Handcuffed Protectors? Palestinian Fatherhood-Protection Unlocking its Chains

  Abeer Otman

  pp. 146-164

• From Sumud to Intifada: Supporting Non-Violent Action to Enhance Mental Health

  David Harrold

  pp. 165-182

• The Settlers' Town is a Strongly Built Town: Fanon in Palestine

  Stephen Sheehi & Lara Sheehi

  pp. 183-192

• Silencing Palestine: Limitations on Free Speech within Mental Health Organizations

  Elizabeth Berger & Samah Jabr

  pp. 193-207

Editorial

• Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Domestic Violence and Coercive Control

  Stephanie Brandt

  pp. 211-214

Research Articles

• A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Victims of Domestic Violence and Coercive Control

  Stephanie Brandt & Marie Rudden

  pp. 215-231

• The Long Shadow of Violence: The Impact of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence in Infancy and Early Childhood

  Isabelle Mueller & Ed Tronick

  pp. 232-245

• Battered Mothers and Children in the Courts: A Lawyer's View

  Lisa Fischel-Wolovick

  pp. 246-261

• The Coercive Control of Daniel and Magdalena Lucek: A Case of Child Abuse as Tangential Spouse Abuse

  Evan Stark

  pp. 262-276

Editor's Note

• Editor's Note 17:4

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 279-281

Research Articles

• Petro-Masculinity and Climate Change Denial among White, Politically Conservative American Males

  Joshua Nelson

  pp. 282-295

• Screen Confessions: The Test Case of “Breaking the Silence”

  Dana Amir & Nehama HaCohen

  pp. 296-312

• A Psychoanalytic and Qualitative Research on Immigrants' “Left-Behind” Children: “I Understand Why They Left, but Why Did They Leave?”

  Lida Anagnostaki & Alexandra Zaharia

  pp. 313-327

• Lullabies and Unconscious Maternal Phantasies: An Exploratory and Comparative Study of Traditional and Contemporary Songs

  Henrique T. Vicente, Ana Alexandra G. Grasina, Cristina P. Vieira & Carlos Farate

  pp. 328-344

• Editor's Note

  pp. 361

• Who Wrote Shakespeare? A Response to Richard Waugaman

  Madelon Sprengnether

  pp. 365-368

• Does it Matter That Freud Thought Shakespeare Was the Earl of Oxford?

  Allen R. Dyer

  pp. 369-371

• Orthodoxy Affirmed

  Alan H. Nelson

  pp. 372-375

• Traces of Nature and Nurture in the Movie Leave No Trace (2018)

  Cassidy Cooper & Salman Akhtar

  pp. 381-385

• Acknowledgment to Reviewers

  Marie Rudden & Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 388-389

In Focus

• Friendly Fire: Shakespeare's Accidental Enemies, a Review of the Shakespeare Authorship Controversy

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 345-360

Commentaries

• The Firing Squad: A Comment upon “Friendly Fire”

  Paul Menzer

  pp. 362-364

Response

• Reply to Commentaries

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 376-379

Film and Theater Review and Commentary

• Film Editor's Introductory Comment to Leave No Trace (2018)

  Bruce H. Sklarew

  pp. 380

In Memoriam

• “Bruce Sklarew (1932-2020): In Memoriam”

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 386-387