Social Pathology in Comparative Perspective

JEROME BRAUN is an independent scholar interested in the nexus of the individual and the state. He is the editor of Psychological Aspects of Modernity (Praeger, 1993) and the author of The Humanized Workplace: A Psychological, Historical, and Practical Perspective (Praeger, 1994).

• Introduction by Jerome Braun Character in Modern Society Personality, Pathology, and Modernism in Max Weber by Terry Maley Is Character Any Longer a Meaningful Concept? Maybe by Jerome Braun The Natural Ecology of Personal Relationships by Jerome Braun Social Pathology and Social Ecology by Jerome Braun Social Pathology in Comparative Perspective Juvenile Delinquency in Germany, South Africa and America: Explorations in National Character by George J. McCall Schizophrenia: A Transcultural View by Jerome Braun Social Isolation in Chinese and American Culture by Jerome Braun Complicated Mourning and Mobilization for Nationalism by Joseph V. Montville The Psychology of War: A Study in Antirelationships by Jerome Braun Civil Society Reactions to Nihilism: Religious Revivals and Political Activism in the United States, Japan, India, and Germany by Mathew Kanjirathinkal Modernity and Politics by Jerome Braun Social Disorder and Revival Movements: Some Opinions by Jerome Braun Appendix A: Why Doing Social Science Is So Hard by Jerome Braun Appendix B: Social Cohesion in Democratic and Authoritarian Societies by Jerome Braun Appendix C: The Sense of Self by Jerome Braun Selected Bibliography Index