The need to have enemies and allies : from clinical practice to international relationships /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Northvale, N.J. :
J. Aronson,
c1994
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| Edition: | Master work ed |
| Series: | Master work series
Master work series |
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Table of Contents:
- Participant observers in world politics
- Part I. Developmental findings, theoretical formulations, and clinical observations
- Precursors of the concept of enemies and allies
- Crystallization of the concept of enemies and allies
- Suitable targets of externalization : clinical evidence
- Reactivation of suitable targets of externalization
- Ethnicity, nationality, and related concepts
- Part II. Understanding the relationship of enemies and allies
- Minor differences, major problems
- Peacetime and prewar rituals
- War rituals
- The nuclear age and the need for enemies and allies
- Mourning and international politics
- Part III. The role of political leaders in enemies-and-allies relationships
- Leaders and followers
- Charismatic narcissistic leaders
- Leadership in the age of summitry
- Part IV. A systematic examination of unofficial diplomacy
- Unofficial diplomacy
- Concepts useful in unofficial diplomacy