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We Don't Speak of Fear: Large-Group Identity, Societal Conflict and Collective Trauma

Editor : Vamik D. Volkan, Editor : Regine Scholz, Editor : M. Gerard Fromm

Table of Contents

About the editors and contributors

Introduction
M. Gerard Fromm

Part I: Theory
1. Massive traumas, their societal and political consequences and collective healing
Vamık D. Volkan

2. Dehumanization—the defense that makes evil, cruelty and murder possible: a psychoanalytic exploration
Lord John Alderdice

3. When time becomes an illusion: collective trauma and memory
Regine Scholz

4. We don’t speak of fear: large group identity and chosen trauma
M. Gerard Fromm

5. Braving the new: the struggle from loss to agency
Coline Covington

6. Two facets of the pandemic: stigmatization and the psychopolitics of heroization
Deniz Arıboğan

Part II: Application
7. American identity
Edward R. Shapiro

8. A study of ethnopolitical conflicts in Russia and other post-Soviet countries
Alexander V. Obolonsky

9. The German “Welcoming Culture”: some thoughts about its psychodynamics
Regine Scholz

10. Identities in flux in a globalized world
Abdülkadir Cevik

11. Cultural exchanges between Turkey and Israel: set for reset
Senem B. Çevik

12. Multiple layers of laws and legal structures: a challenge to rendering justice and a source of identity crisis
Hiba Husseini

13. Religious identity and shared trauma: the First Crusade
Ford Rowan

14. IDI thinking in one Georgetown lawyer working in one small pocket of the legal community
David Fromm

Part III: Methodology
15. International conflict is within individuals: a reflection
Edward R. Shapiro

16. The Sandwich Model: applying the power of small and large groups to conflict resolution
Robi Friedman

17. Traveling through time: a group intervention in Northern Ireland
M. Gerard Fromm

Index