Organizational and Social Dynamics

Articles

• Changing Social Defence Systems: Narratives of UK General Practice

  Jennifer Napier

  pp. 1-18

• Opinion Blocks: Some Dynamics of Collective Self-righteousness

  Martin Ringer

  pp. 19-31

• Family Business and Crisis: A Psycho-social Research Experience

  Louisa Diana Brunner

  pp. 32-49

• Taking Bion “Back to Basics”: Let Us Stop Counting—“Oneness” as the Only Basic-Assumption Mentality

  Nadine Riad Tchelebi

  pp. 50-70

• The Impact of Belonging Groups in an Institutional Merger Process

  Susanne Broeng

  pp. 71-88

• Working with Defences Against Innovation: The Forensic Challenge

  Philip Boxer

  pp. 89-110

• National Nightmare: Thoughts on the Genesis and Legacy of Perpetrator Trauma: OPUS Keynote Lecture: November 18, 2016

  M. Gerard Fromm

  pp. 111-126

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 170-174

• A Tribute to Lionel Stapley

  pp. vii-viii

Account of an Intervention

• Ethical Management as Meaning Making in the University

  John Newton, Diana Dalton & Cathy Whelan

  pp. 127-143

Soundings

• OPUS Global Report 2017

  Lionel F. Stapley & Evangelia Laimou

  pp. 144-166

Obituary

• Edward Bernard Klein (1931-2016): Making the Unconscious Conscious

  Larry W. Penwell & Ian L. Pritchard

  pp. 167-169

Articles

• Group, Relations, Unrepresented

  Carlos Sapochnik

  pp. 179-197

• Where's Daddy? Integrating the Paternal and Maternal Stance to Deliver Non-authoritarian Leadership for the Network Society1

  Simon Western

  pp. 198-221

• “Psychoanalytic Study” and the Ethical Imagination: The Making, Finding, and Losing of a Tradition

  David Armstrong

  pp. 222-234

• Exploring Experiences, Reading Realities: Recontextualising Group Relations

  Gerard van Reekum

  pp. 235-258

• Death and Learning: A Twenty-First Century Perspective

  Kay Souter

  pp. 267-277

• Citizenship as Development

  Edward R. Shapiro & A. Wesley Carr

  pp. 278-288

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 293-294

Speaking Out

• On Psychoanalysing Organisations: Why We Need a Third Epoch

  Philip Boxer

  pp. 259-266

Book Review

• Political Correctness and the Destruction of the Social Order Howard S. Schwartz. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016

  Paul Hoggett

  pp. 289-292