HUMAN RELATIONS, AUTHORITY AND JUSTICE: EXPERIENCES AND CRITIQUES
GROUPS AND INSTITUTIONS
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______ ‘Benign and Virulent Projective Identification in Groups and Institutions’, paper read at the First European Conference of the Rowantree Foundation on ‘Projective Identification in Institutions' at the Garden House, Wierden, Holland, April 1992.
______ (1994) Mental Space. Process Press, esp. chs. 5 and 9.