Titlebook: Politics and Psychology; Contemporary Psychod Joan Offerman-Zuckerberg (Member, Faculty and Supe Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Germ

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978-1-4684-5921-0Plenum Press, New York 1991

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5919-7Germany; IRA; autonomy; child; childhood; complex; death; dynamics; election; elections; integration; president

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Collective Suicide at JonestownOn September 25, 1978, Jim W. Jones, the pastor and leader of the Peoples Temple (affiliation of the Disciples of Christ) from the Agricultural Mission of Jonestown in the Guyana jungle sent a five-page typescript to President Carter:

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George BushWho is the real George Herbert Walker Bush? How did he overcome the psychological and political barriers that had prevented five vice presidents since 1837 from stepping directly into the presidency? How did he overcome the “wimp factor” and win the 1988 election?

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The Gentle RevolutionAn eighteenth-century French visitor to Russia wrote the following description in his diary of a traditional baptism ceremony he had just attended:

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The Relevance of the Death Drive to the Nuclear AgeAs the twentieth century draws to a close we are forced to conclude, as we look around us, that we have important limitations as individuals and societies. These limitations are not just external, but involve forces within us that are hard to control. They now threaten us in a way that was not possible before.

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Some Reflections on Political Choice in Americaof the relationship between the populace and its leaders, namely, the decision making that went into choosing political candidates for office. The idea of choice is an interesting one for a psychoanalytic psychologist, since much of my understanding and assumptions of human nature tie me to a vision