International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

Research Article

• Outsiders on the Storm: Precarity, Persecution, and Despair in Iranian Political-Economic Context

  Nazanin Shahbazi, Seyede Salehe Mortazavi, Fahimeh Fathali Lavasani, Amirali Alimohammadi, Hossein Raghfar & Salaheddin Esmaeili

  pp. 3-16

• Breaching the Frame: Psychoanalysis and Sunset Boulevard

  Nilofer Kaul

  pp. 140-147

• The Insecure Skin-Ego: Conspiracy Theories as a Source of Containment in a Pandemic

  Ahmad-Reza Mohammadpour-Yazdi & Hossein Dabbagh

  pp. 17-29

• Racial Discrimination, Objectalisation and Reactive Disobjectalisation—Pathways of Integration for Young Muslims in Germany

  Paul Maximilian Kaiser, Lena Barth, Gonca Tuncel-Langbehn, Barbara Ruettner & Lutz Goetzmann

  pp. 30-43

• J.D. Salinger and the Moral Wounds of War

  Thomas E. Allen

  pp. 44-54

• An Antisemitic Transference and Countertransference

  Robert S. White

  pp. 55-69

• Psychic Reality Articulation in Nonmainstream Body Modifications: A Single-Case Study

  Diego E. Londoño, Luisa F. Gil & Laura D. Marín

  pp. 70-82

• The Syndrome of Collective Callous-Unemotional Traits: Reflections from Large Group Dynamics

  Mojtaba Elhami Athar

  pp. 83-97

• The Discourse of the Other in Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman

  Farzad Kolahjooei

  pp. 98-105

• The Trauma of Premature Birth for Mothers with Infants in Neonatal High Care: The Role of Dissociation Due to Traumatic Childhood Experience

  Nicole Canin & Katherine Bain

  pp. 106-119

• “It's Not Yours. It's Mine”: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Experience of Hoarding

  Jennifer Mulligan-Rabbitt, John O'Connor & Ciara Brien

  pp. 120-137

Film Review Section Editorial

• The Hollywood Movie

  Thomas Wolman

  pp. 138-139

Commentary

• “The Stars are Ageless, Aren't They?”—An Exploration of Fantasy in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard

  Natalie Wilner

  pp. 148-151

Acknowledgment to Reviewers

• Acknowledgment to Reviewers

  Marie G. Rudden & Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 152

Research Articles

• All That Glitters is Not Gold: The Application of Psychoanalytic Principles to Community Mental Health

  Larry M. Rosenberg & Ghislaine Boulanger

  pp. 155-163

• The Case for Remote Supervision

  Ghislaine Boulanger & Larry Rosenberg

  pp. 164-177

• The Kedzie Center: Community-Immersed Mental Health from the Ground up

  Nancy Burke & Angela Sedeño

  pp. 178-189

• Chances for Children: The 22-Year Journey of Psychodynamic/Attachment-Based Infant Mental Health in Underserved Communities

  Hillary Mayers & Elizabeth Buckner

  pp. 190-204

• Bringing a Psychoanalytic Treatment Approach into a Foster Care Agency: Challenges Faced and Gains Made

  Phyllis Cohen

  pp. 205-219

• Creating a School-Based Mental Health Program to Meet the Needs of Children in Underserved Communities and Schools: The Derner Hempstead Child Clinic

  Ionas Sapountzis, Karen Lombardi, Michael O'Loughlin, Nicole Daisy-Etienne, Kirkland Vaughans, Yvette Jones, Tiffany Narain & Elzinette Wheeler

  pp. 220-229

• Community Psychoanalysis and the Generative Landscape of Our Times

  Lani Chow, Sandra Gaspar, Betsy Kassoff, Julie Leavitt & Rachael Peltz

  pp. 230-250

• Is it Safe Outside? Tales from a Home Visiting Service for Families During the COVID Pandemic

  Mark Dangerfield, Norka Malberg & Elsa Coll

  pp. 251-264

• From Cradle to Public Care: The Austrian Health Care System and Psychoanalysis

  Gisela Hajek & Jeanne Wolff Bernstein

  pp. 265-271

• The Spirit of Time and the Spirit of Depth: Psychodynamic Approaches in Public Mental Health Services in Israel

  Elana Lakh

  pp. 272-284

• Community Mental Health, Psychoanalysis, and Freedom: The Case of Palestine

  Samah Jabr & Elizabeth Berger

  pp. 285-301

• A Long But Fruitful Journey: From Clinical Psychoanalysis to Public Mental Health in Chile

  Juan Pablo Jiménez & Guillermo de la Parra

  pp. 302-315

• From Here to I.A.P.T? (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies), Preview for a New Deal for Dynamic Psychotherapies: The Psychoanalyst as Street-Level Bureaucrat

  Jeremy C. Clarke

  pp. 316-324

Editor’s Note

• Editor's Note

  Nadia Ramzy

  pp. 327-328

Research Article

• What Would Freud have Made of it? Notes on a “Normal Pathological Organization” within Contemporary Psychoanalysis

  Martin Kemp & Eliana Pinto

  pp. 329-378

Editorial

• Book Review Editorial: Human Goodness

  Salman Akhtar

  pp. 379

Book Reviews

• The Curiosity Drive: Our Need for Inquisitive Thinking: By Philip Stokoe, Phoenix Publishing House. 2020. 286 pages

  Glebs Troscenkovs

  pp. 380-384

• Psychoanalytic and Buddhist Reflections on Gentleness: Sensitivity, Fear, and the Drive Towards Truth: By Michal Barnea-Astrog, Routledge. 2019.170 pages

  Glebs Troscenkovs

  pp. 385-389

• Dissociation and Multiple-Personality Disorder in Incarcerated Women: Observations from the Washington, D.C. Detention Center. Jail 1987-1989

  Elizabeth Morgan

  pp. 435-451

• Fashioning Hate: Driving the Runway of Desire

  David Goldenberg & Patrick Viersen Brown

  pp. 452-466

• The Curse of the Thinking Woman: Encoded Misogyny in the Brilliant Female Detective

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 467-480

• Between the Law and Itself: An Examination of the Best Interests of the Child Standard in the New York City Family Court

  Hannah Ingber

  pp. 481-494

• Women's Rights and Child Abductions Under the Hague Convention

  Valentina Shaknes, Justine Stringer & Stephanie Brandt

  pp. 495-506

• Double Jeopardy: The Objectification of Women as Mothers

  Alison M. Heru

  pp. 507-517

• The Implications of the Madonna/Whore Constellation: A Common Fantasy Underlying Misogyny?

  Debra Japko

  pp. 525-534

Film Review Section Editorial

• Brief Introduction to Part 2 of the “Hollywood Movie”

  Thomas Wolman

  pp. 390

Commentary

• Mulholland Drive and Society of the Spectacle

  Jamie Ruers

  pp. 391-397

Editorial: Special Issue: Misogyny: Psychoanalytic and Interdisciplinary Perspectives

• Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue: Misogyny: Psychoanalytic and Interdisciplinary Perspectives

  Stephanie Brandt

  pp. 398-402

Research Articles

• The Myth of Gender Neutrality in Family Court: A Clinician's Perspective on Determinations of “the Best Interest of the Child”

  Stephanie Brandt

  pp. 403-434

Commentaries

• What Does Anthropology have to Say about Misogyny?

  Diane Russell

  pp. 518-524