Organisational and Social Dynamics Vol.22 No.1

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

– The American Adam – caught between the myth of innocence and the guilt of perpetration by Beate West-Leuer

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– Suffering at meaning: containment in crisis by Aideen Lucey

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– “…When what’s needed is imagination”: using remote platforms for group relations and organisational practices by Jo-Anne Carlyle, Jolita Buzaityte-Kašalyniene, Erika Speicyte-Ruschhoff and Chris Tanner

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– Is there a doctor in the house? Systems-psychodynamic research into general practitioners’ experiences of changes in healthcare delivery by Elizabeth Greenway

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– Lost in the present moment – an action research study on employee experience of involvement in change processes in the public sector in Denmark by Susanne Broeng

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– Micromanagement in the workplace by Seth Allcorn

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– Managing accelerating complexity and inter-group conflict in the care of critically ill children by Ernest Frugé, Michael Sprehe, Melody Brown-Hellsten, and Laura Loftis

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– Ed Shapiro – the Discussion: “Why do I have to do this? And why not? Institutions, integrity, and citizenship under threat” by Joseph (Yossi) Triest

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– Ed Shapiro responds

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BOOK REVIEWS

– Dance Macabre and Other Stories by Halina Brunning and Olya Khaleelee

Reviewed by Giles Amado