Notes on Contributors

Manab Bose is a subaltern psychotherapist, trained and homegrown in India, with some overseas exposure. Since 2013 he is Adjunct Professor at IIM Udaipur where he teaches an elective course in leadership and organisation psychodynamics for the MBA 2nd year class. He occasionally consults with top management in Indian PSUs, education, government, and the social sector.

Paul Hoggett is Emeritus Professor of Social Policy at the University of the West of England, Bristol. With Larry Gould he was a founder of Organisational and Social Dynamics. He also helped found the Climate Psychology Alliance (CPA) and was its first chair in 2012. With CPA colleagues he has recently published Climate Psychology: On Indifference to Disaster (Palgrave) and Climate Psychology: A Matter of Life and Death (Phoenix).

Ryan LaMothe is a professor of pastoral care and counselling at Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology. He has written in the areas of psychoanalysis, psychology of religion, pastoral theology, and political theology. His most recent books are A Radical Political Theology for the Anthropocene and Pastoral Care in the Anthropocene Age.

Margo Lockhart is a facilitator, programme designer, and coach. She is currently a PhD candidate at the National Institute of Organisation Dynamics Australia where her academic focus combines her extensive experience in leadership development and group dynamics, with her love of animals and her interest in sustainability. Her doctorate work is in the “social politics of meat”, an exploration of what is talked about, and not talked about, concerning the animals we raise and consume. She has a particular interest in the “meat paradox”—the fact that we can both love and eat animals, and the cognitive dissonance and dissociation this entails.

Susan Long is a Melbourne-based organisational consultant and executive coach. Previously Professor of Creative and Sustainable Organisation at RMIT University, she is now a professor and PhD co-lead at the