Contributors to this Issue

Norman W. Bell, Ph.D., is Research Associate at the Harvard University Laboratory of Social Relations and an Assistant Sociologist at McLean Hospital. He collaborated in the study of mental health in a suburban community reported in Crestwood Heights, and is joint author of a chapter entitled “The Family of the Psychiatric Patient” in the American Handbook of Psychiatry.

Jan Ehrenwald, M.D., is Attending Psychiatrist and Chief of Adult Psychiatric O.P.D. at Roosevelt Hospital, New York. He is the author of numerous papers and his most recent books are New Dimensions of Deep Analysis and From Medicine Man to Freud.

Harold Feldman, historian and linguist, is a frequent contributor to this and other psychoanalytic journals.

Joseph Katz, Ph.D., is a senior member of NPAP and a past contributor to PPR.

Joost A. M. Meerloo, M.D., a former High Commissioner for Welfare for the Netherlands, has been in private psychoanalytic practice since the war. He is the author of numerous books and articles on psychoanalytic and social-psychological subjects, and the essay published here is part of his forthcoming book, A Psychoanalyst's Odyssey in the Atomic Age.

Norman Reider, M.D., is Senior Psychiatrist at Mount Zion Hospital, San Francisco.

Jerome M. Schneck, M.D., is Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, State University of New York College of Medicine. His new work, A History of Psychiatry, will be published this year.

Murray H. Sherman, Ph.D., is a member of the Editorial Staff of this Review and engages in private practice in New York City.

Ezra F. Vogel, Ph.D., is currently in Japan as a Research Fellow attached to the Japanese National Institute for Mental Health. Beside being co-author with Dr. Bell of A Modern Introduction to the Family, he is author of a forthcoming paper in Psychiatry entitled “The marital relationship of parents of emotionally disturbed children: polarization and isolation.”

Emmy Hellin and Max Rosenbaum are members of the National Psychological A