Psychology and Social Responsibility: Facing Global Challenges Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Contributors
	Introduction: Toward a Socially Responsible Psychology	3
	From a Genocidal Mentality to a Species Mentality	17
	Planetary Perils and Psychological Responses: Despair and Empowerment Work	30
	Psychology and Human Survival: Psychological Approaches to Contemporary Global Threats	59
	The Origins of Aggression and the Creation of Positive Relations among Groups	89
	Conflict, Negotiation, and Peace: Psychological Perspectives and Roles	121
	The Psychology of Enemy Images	145
	Integrating Political-Societal Concerns in Psychotherapy	165
	Family Therapy, Systems Theory, and Nuclear Issues	182
	Powerlessness, Politics, and Prevention: The Community Mental Health Approach	201
	Mental Health Practice in a Global Context	221
	Inventing a Psychology of Our Relationship to the Earth	237
	Solving Environmental Problems: A Behavior Change Perspective	248
	Women and Peacemaking: The Importance of Relationships	271
	A Family Says No to Violence: Personal Empowerment through Nonviolent Civil Disobedience	290
	People's Reactions to Nuclear War: Implications for Psychologists	305
	Understanding the Psychology of Global Activism	327
	Teaching Social Responsibility in the Schools	345
	Psychological Contributions to Education for Social Responsibility	366
	Intergenerational Dialogue about Global Concerns	381
	Toward a Psychology for Our Time	399
	Appendix A Selected Resources	414
	Appendix B The Seville Statement on Violence	418
	Name Index	423
	Subject Index	427