Political Maturity And Rational Empathy For The Enemy – OpEd
After the breakup of the USSR, even though Putin felt it “was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century,” he requested that
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Author: Diane Perlman
Diane Perlman, PhD is a clinical and political psychologist, devoted to applying knowledge from psychology, conflict studies and social sciences to designing strategies and policies to reverse nuclear proliferation, to drastically reduce terrorism, reduce enmity, and to raise consciousness about nonviolent strategies for tension reduction and conflict transformation. She is a visiting scholar at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University, is active in Psychologists for Social Responsibility, the TRANSCEND Network for Peace Development Environment, and on the Global Council of Abolition 2000. Some of her writings can be found on her websites, www.consciouspolitics.org and www.SanityandSurvival.com. Email: [email protected].
Articles by Diane Perlman :
Can We Transcend COVID? Some Perspectives On Mass Psychology – OpEd
Mass psychology theories that shed new light are becoming popular. I will make an imperfect attempt to apply the TRANSCEND
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Psycho-Covidology: Induced Helplessness And The Exploitation Of Fear – OpEd
Since March I have been living in two parallel universes. In one, I feel paralyzed with fear and helplessness, passively
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The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty: Primary Conflicts And Second Order Change – OpEd
The hands of the Doomsday Clock are at two minutes to midnight for the first time since 1953. Trump has
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