Issue 16 articlesBOPS Will Study Committee AppointmentsMotion To Review Selection Processes and Appointment Patterns To Board Committees Passes By Narrow Marginp. 1Letters to the EditorPsychoanalysis in Germanyp. 2Stanley L. OlinickChanges Ahead for the JournalAn Interview with Theodore Shapiro, the New Editor of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Associationp. 3Elise W. SnyderPoint of View: Psychoanalysis in GermanyWhat Should Our Attitude Be?p. 5Mortimer OstowA Report from the PresidentDiscussed at the Meetings: A New Home for the Association and the Possibility of a Lawsuitp. 9Edward D. JosephAnnouncementsp. 12
Issue 29 articlesPoint of View: Psychic Trauma and the PressRelegating the Tempest to Its Proper Teapotp. 1Helen K. GedimanLetter to the EditorTiming of Fall Meeting is Inconvenient and Uncongenialp. 2Arthur J. Ourieff & Seymour E. BirdSpringtime in the Rockies—Grand Plans for Denverp. 3A Psychoanalyst's Notebookp. 6
Issue 311 articlesProposal on Nonmedical Training ApprovedGaskill Report on the Training of Nonmedical Applicants Is Enthusiastically Endorsed by Both Board and Councilp. 1Estelle ShaneLetter to the EditorThe Relationship Between Trauma and Fantasyp. 2William OffenkrantzAssociation Named as Defendant in LawsuitLegal Action on Behalf of Clinical Psychologists Claims Violation of Federal Antitrust Lawsp. 3Points of View: Adapting to Peer Review
Issue 49 articlesA Personal Report from HamburgTwo Generations of Analysts Try to Speak of the Unspeakable and Comprehend the Incomprehensiblep. 1Ellen B. RowntreeLetter to the EditorOut-of-Town Members Subsidize Meeting Costsp. 2George H. KlumpnerOur Strength Derives from our StandardsAn Interview with Shelley Orgel, the New Chairman of the Board on Professional Standardsp. 3Elise W. Snyder