“…It has also addressed the social and political dimensions of trauma (Alford, 2013;Alpert and Goren, 2013), psychosis (Charles, 2012), as well as many social and political issues from around the world. These have included articles, special issues and special sections on South Africa (Hook and Long, 2011), the Balkans (Bjelić, 2011), Greece (Stavrakakis, 2013), Iran (Kabgani and Clarke, 2017), Argentina (Hollander, 2013), and problems affecting indigenous people in Australia (Tracey, 2012). The important special issue on the Palestine/Israel conflict (Frosh, 2016) featured activists, therapists, theorists, and individual and group analysts working on the ground in various collective projects.…”