Organizational and Social Dynamics

Articles

• Psychic Imprisonment and its Release within Organizations and Working Relationships1: Keynote Paper Presented at the Opus Conference, London, 21-22 November 2008

  Gilles Amado

  pp. 1-20

• ‘Pushing the past Backwards in Front of Oneself’: A Socio-Analytic Perspective on the Relatedness of past, Present, and Future in Contemporary Organizations1

  Burkard Sievers

  pp. 21-42

• The World Event: A New Design for the Study of Intergroup Behaviour in Group Relations Conferences

  Mary B. Mcrae, Zachary Green & Bruce Irvine

  pp. 43-65

• The Influence of Society on the Psyche: A Comparative Study of Adolescents in Post-Communist and West European Democratic Societies

  Catherine Schmidt & Elisha Davar

  pp. 66-92

• An Interview with Isabel Menzies Lyth with a Conceptual Commentary

  David Lawlor & Liz Webb

  pp. 93-108

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 161-164

Soundings

• Global Dynamics at the Dawn of 2009

  Lionel F. Stapley & Chrissie Rickman

  pp. 109-137

Speaking Out

• Splits, Extrusion and Integration: The Impact of ‘Potential Space’ for Group Relations and Sponsoring Institutions

  Mannie Sher

  pp. 138-154

Book Review

• The Perverse Organisation and its Deadly Sins, Susan Long, London, Karnac, 2008.

  Amy L. Fraher

  pp. 155-157

Obituary

• Honouring Karien van Lohuizen 1951-2008

  Rose Redding Mersky & Burkard Sievers

  pp. 158-160

Articles

• Families, Emotions and Therapeutic Preschools: A Systems Perspective

  C. Jama Adams

  pp. 165-188

• Potential Space and Maternal Authority in Organizations

  M. Gerard Fromm

  pp. 189-205

• Dialogue in Impossible Situations1: ‘Besod Siach’: Organization for the Promotion of Dialogue between Conflict Groups in Israeli Society

  Ruth Duek

  pp. 206-224

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 274-275

Accounts of Interventions

• Organizational Reconfiguration in Health Care: A Life and Death Struggle

  Anita Rogers

  pp. 225-248

Speaking Out

• The Eric Miller Memorial Lecture 2009: The Beautiful Journey: Reflections on Group Relations

  Wesley Carr

  pp. 249-268

Book Review

• When Work Takes Control, by Pernille Rasmussen, London, Karnac, 2008.

  Richard Morgan-Jones

  pp. 269-273