Issue 110 articlesResearch ArticlesThe Existential Threat of Nuclear War: A Psychoanalytic Comment1p. 3Nadia RamzyPsychology of the Nuclear Threat—2019p. 16Howard B. LevineThe Iran Nuclear Deal: A Bionian Commentaryp. 22Afsaneh Kiany AlisobhaniPrecarity, Hybridity and Vacillating Identity: The Work of Michel de M'Uzan and Jenny Saville on Being Human in a Bodyp. 67Lesley Ann MarksA Group Psychoanalytic Approach to the Analysis of Peacemakers' Practicep. 83Hana Salaam Abdel-MalekNeighbors: Some Psychoanalytic Reflectionsp. 92Salman AkhtarFree Association as an Epistemic Methodp. 105John M. MonteleoneThe Space to Heal Heroin Addiction: The Psychoanalytic Case for Harm Reductionp. 123Cassia Mosdell & Matthew MongielloStop Moving! Pain, Body and Trauma in Pictures and Narratives of Patients, Suffering with a Somatoform Disorderp. 135Barbara Ruettner, Michael Zander, Melanie Kappler, Johanna Niehaus, Nele Thomas, Paul Maximilian Kaiser & Lutz GoetzmannBeauty and the Beast: A Psychoanalytically Oriented Qualitative Study Detailing Mothers' Experience of Perinatal Obsessive-Compulsive Disorderp. 158Sofie Meehan, John O'Connor & Karen Keogh
Issue 2 - Special Issue: Social Unconscious10 articlesEditorialThe Social Unconscious: Then and Nowp. 179Karim G. DajaniResearch ArticlesTrigant Burrow and the Social Worldp. 187Nick Drury & Keith TudorUnintentional Racial Microaggressions and the Social Unconsciousp. 202Malik McCann & Keith TudorThe Insistence on Exclusion: The Anti-Integrative Impulse and Thwarted Mourning in Large Groupsp. 217Jyoti M. RaoCulture and Dreaming: A Story of Co-Creationp. 230Charles P. FisherCultural Determinants in Infants and Infantile Determinants in Cultural Practicesp. 241Karim G. DajaniMyths of Private Originsp. 246Orna GuralnikThe Infantile and the Need for Narratives as Essential Mythsp. 250Klaus PoppensiekerCommentariesChallenging Prejudice and Embracing Changep. 257Margarita CereijidoCulture and “the Infantile:” Commentary on Papers by Dajani, Cerejido, Guralnik, and Poppensiekerp. 260Stephen Seligman
Issue 3 - Special Issue: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Corporatization of Healthcare in the United States10 articlesCommentaryIntroduction: The Impact of the Corporatization of Medical Care on Hospital Staff and Patients: Psychoanalytic Perspectivesp. 267Marie G. RuddenResearch Articles“A Weird Culture of Coercion”: The Impact of Health Care Corporatization on Cliniciansp. 270Marie G. RuddenOur System of “Not-Care”: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Impact of Health Care Corporatization on Patientsp. 291Marie G. Rudden“From the Ground Up”: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on a New System for Structuring Hospital and Clinic Carep. 311Peter Lazes & Marie RuddenRecognizing Cocoon Phenomena in a Hospital Restructuring: A Case Study of a Psychodynamic Organizational Consultationp. 328Nathan Gerard, Carrie M. Duncan & Seth AllcornEditorialIntroductionp. 338Christine Maksimowicz & Carolyn BetenskyResearch ArticlesThe Celebrity as Teaching Object: Using Kanye West and Kim Kardashian to Explain Freudp. 341Joseph S. ReynosoThe Milieu of Buried Stimuli: Relational Theory and Literary Studiesp. 352Geoffrey SanbornA Unique Experiment in Undergraduate Education in Psychoanalysis: The Colorado College Class at the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institutep. 359John H. Riker & Marcia D.-S. DobsonReady to Spar: Winning the Hearts and Minds of College Students in the Psychoanalytic Classroomp. 368Michael C. Klein
Issue 424 articlesIn Memoriam: Henri Parens, M.D.: Editor's NoteHenri Parens, M.D.: In Memoriamp. 381Nadia RamzyIn MemoriamTribute to Henri Parens, M.D.p. 383Erik ParensIn Memoriam: Tributes From ColleaguesTribute to Henri Parens, M.D.p. 385Salman AkhtarLeon Hoffman remembers Henri Parensp. 387Leon HoffmanIn Memoriam: Henri Parens MDp. 389Nathan KravisCelebration of Lifep. 390Marianne Leuzinger-BohleberIn Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.p. 392William M. SingletaryIn Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.p. 394Elaine FrankA Comment about Henri Parensp. 397Ira BrennerIn Memoriam: Tributes From Family Members GrandchildrenOur Shared Thoughtsp. 399Arthur ParensTribute to Henri Parens, M.D. by Ben Parensp. 400Ben ParensTribute to Henri Parens, M.D.p. 401Elliot ParensTribute to Henri Parens, M.D.p. 403Raphael ParensTribute to Henri Parens, M.D.p. 404Sophie ParensIn Memoriam: Non-Blood BrotherIn Memoriam for Henri Parens, M.D.p. 405John F. SteinfirstPublications of Henri Parens, M.D.p. 408Other Articles: Research ArticleMourning in Quarantinep. 422Corinne Masur & Samantha R. WertheimerHealing the Divide: From Black-and-White to a New Colorp. 430Andrew I. Smolar & Ann EichenRacial Identity and Uncertainty in Psychotherapy: Perspectives of Black Clients and Their Therapistsp. 444Carol LongEnvy and Extreme Violencep. 462James L. Knoll, Stephen G. White & J. Reid MeloyUnravelling the Ghanaian “Pull Him/Her Down (PhD) Syndrome” of Malicious Envyp. 483J. Joana KyeiThe Frame of Nigerian Sex Trafficking between Internal and External Usurpers: A Qualitative Research through the Gaze of the Female Nigerian Cultural Mediatorsp. 499Francesca Tessitore, Marica Gallo, Mauro Cozzolino & Giorgia MargheritaSaagar Manthan (The Churning of the Great Ocean)—How I Came to Understand Psychoanalysis through Hindu Mythologyp. 514Himanshu AgrawalCommentaryOn Psychopolitics and Human Naturep. 531Neal Spira