International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

Research Articles

• The Existential Threat of Nuclear War: A Psychoanalytic Comment1

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 3-15

• Psychology of the Nuclear Threat—2019

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 16-21

• The Iran Nuclear Deal: A Bionian Commentary

  Afsaneh Kiany Alisobhani

  pp. 22-66

• Precarity, Hybridity and Vacillating Identity: The Work of Michel de M'Uzan and Jenny Saville on Being Human in a Body

  Lesley Ann Marks

  pp. 67-82

• A Group Psychoanalytic Approach to the Analysis of Peacemakers' Practice

  Hana Salaam Abdel-Malek

  pp. 83-91

• Neighbors: Some Psychoanalytic Reflections

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 92-104

• Free Association as an Epistemic Method

  John M. Monteleone

  pp. 105-122

• The Space to Heal Heroin Addiction: The Psychoanalytic Case for Harm Reduction

  Cassia Mosdell & Matthew Mongiello

  pp. 123-134

• Stop Moving! Pain, Body and Trauma in Pictures and Narratives of Patients, Suffering with a Somatoform Disorder

  Barbara Ruettner, Michael Zander, Melanie Kappler, Johanna Niehaus, Nele Thomas, Paul Maximilian Kaiser & Lutz Goetzmann

  pp. 135-157

• Beauty and the Beast: A Psychoanalytically Oriented Qualitative Study Detailing Mothers' Experience of Perinatal Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

  Sofie Meehan, John O'Connor & Karen Keogh

  pp. 158-176

Editorial

• The Social Unconscious: Then and Now

  Karim G. Dajani

  pp. 179-186

Research Articles

• Trigant Burrow and the Social World

  Nick Drury & Keith Tudor

  pp. 187-201

• Unintentional Racial Microaggressions and the Social Unconscious

  Malik McCann & Keith Tudor

  pp. 202-216

• The Insistence on Exclusion: The Anti-Integrative Impulse and Thwarted Mourning in Large Groups

  Jyoti M. Rao

  pp. 217-229

• Culture and Dreaming: A Story of Co-Creation

  Charles P. Fisher

  pp. 230-240

• Cultural Determinants in Infants and Infantile Determinants in Cultural Practices

  Karim G. Dajani

  pp. 241-245

• Myths of Private Origins

  Orna Guralnik

  pp. 246-249

• The Infantile and the Need for Narratives as Essential Myths

  Klaus Poppensieker

  pp. 250-256

• Culture and “the Infantile:” Commentary on Papers by Dajani, Cerejido, Guralnik, and Poppensieker

  Stephen Seligman

  pp. 260-263

Commentaries

• Challenging Prejudice and Embracing Change

  Margarita Cereijido

  pp. 257-259

Commentary

• Introduction: The Impact of the Corporatization of Medical Care on Hospital Staff and Patients: Psychoanalytic Perspectives

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 267-269

Research Articles

• “A Weird Culture of Coercion”: The Impact of Health Care Corporatization on Clinicians

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 270-290

• The Celebrity as Teaching Object: Using Kanye West and Kim Kardashian to Explain Freud

  Joseph S. Reynoso

  pp. 341-351

• Our System of “Not-Care”: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Impact of Health Care Corporatization on Patients

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 291-310

• “From the Ground Up”: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on a New System for Structuring Hospital and Clinic Care

  Peter Lazes & Marie Rudden

  pp. 311-327

• Recognizing Cocoon Phenomena in a Hospital Restructuring: A Case Study of a Psychodynamic Organizational Consultation

  Nathan Gerard, Carrie M. Duncan & Seth Allcorn

  pp. 328-337

• The Milieu of Buried Stimuli: Relational Theory and Literary Studies

  Geoffrey Sanborn

  pp. 352-358

• A Unique Experiment in Undergraduate Education in Psychoanalysis: The Colorado College Class at the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute

  John H. Riker & Marcia D.-S. Dobson

  pp. 359-367

• Ready to Spar: Winning the Hearts and Minds of College Students in the Psychoanalytic Classroom

  Michael C. Klein

  pp. 368-378

Editorial

• Introduction

  Christine Maksimowicz & Carolyn Betensky

  pp. 338-340

In Memoriam: Henri Parens, M.D.: Editor's Note

• Henri Parens, M.D.: In Memoriam

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 381-382

In Memoriam

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D.

  Erik Parens

  pp. 383-384

In Memoriam: Tributes From Colleagues

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D.

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 385-386

• Leon Hoffman remembers Henri Parens

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 387-388

• In Memoriam: Henri Parens MD

  Nathan Kravis

  pp. 389

• Celebration of Life

  Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber

  pp. 390-391

• In Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.

  William M. Singletary

  pp. 392-393

• In Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.

  Elaine Frank

  pp. 394-396

• A Comment about Henri Parens

  Ira Brenner

  pp. 397-398

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D. by Ben Parens

  Ben Parens

  pp. 400

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D.

  Elliot Parens

  pp. 401-402

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D.

  Raphael Parens

  pp. 403

• Tribute to Henri Parens, M.D.

  Sophie Parens

  pp. 404

• Publications of Henri Parens, M.D.

  pp. 408-421

• Healing the Divide: From Black-and-White to a New Color

  Andrew I. Smolar & Ann Eichen

  pp. 430-443

• Racial Identity and Uncertainty in Psychotherapy: Perspectives of Black Clients and Their Therapists

  Carol Long

  pp. 444-461

• Envy and Extreme Violence

  James L. Knoll, Stephen G. White & J. Reid Meloy

  pp. 462-482

• Unravelling the Ghanaian “Pull Him/Her Down (PhD) Syndrome” of Malicious Envy

  J. Joana Kyei

  pp. 483-498

• The Frame of Nigerian Sex Trafficking between Internal and External Usurpers: A Qualitative Research through the Gaze of the Female Nigerian Cultural Mediators

  Francesca Tessitore, Marica Gallo, Mauro Cozzolino & Giorgia Margherita

  pp. 499-513

• Saagar Manthan (The Churning of the Great Ocean)—How I Came to Understand Psychoanalysis through Hindu Mythology

  Himanshu Agrawal

  pp. 514-530

In Memoriam: Tributes From Family Members Grandchildren

• Our Shared Thoughts

  Arthur Parens

  pp. 399

In Memoriam: Non-Blood Brother

• In Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.

  John F. Steinfirst

  pp. 405-407

Other Articles: Research Article

• Mourning in Quarantine

  Corinne Masur & Samantha R. Wertheimer

  pp. 422-429

Commentary

• On Psychopolitics and Human Nature

  Neal Spira

  pp. 531-535