FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st

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 14:30–15:30  Conference Opening Address: A&A Committee + IAAP President Misser Berg

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15:30–16:30  Navigating the Waters of Identity: Jungian? Politician? Yourself? / Jožef Magdič (Slovenia)

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16:30–17:00  Coffee break

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17:00–17:30 My Silent Story / Manca Švara and Katja Hrobat Virloget (Slovenia)

 

17:30–18:00 There’s Something about Uvalde: American Patriarchy and the Slaughter of Innocents / Carolyn Bates (U.S.A.)

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18:00–18:30 History, Paranoia and Fragmentation / Stefano Carta (Italy)

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18:30–19:30 General Discussion / Break Out Session

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd

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8:00–09:00   Social Dreaming Matrix (conducted by Caterina Vezzoli)

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9:30–10:00   The Whiteness Complex: Breaking the Spell / John M. Hayes (U.S.A.)

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10:00–10:30 To(o) Queer the Analyst – Lesbiana, Junguiana y Sudamericana. Contributions from Queer Epistemologies to Tell Other Stories in Psychology and Psychoanalysis / Valeria Kierbel (Argentina)

 

10:30–11:00 MEN: Political, Psychological and Professional Perspectives – On Male Behaviours in Society, Family and Relationships; On Political Leadership; On Fatherhood; and On Sexual Misconduct by Male Psychotherapists. / Andrew Samuels (U.K.)

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11:00–11:30  Coffee break

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11:30–13:00 Co-Individuation and Contemporary Supersociety / Chiara Giaccardi & Mauro Magatti (Italy)

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13:00–14:30  Lunch break

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14:30–15:00 Ethical Breach and Dual Loyalties: Psychological Theories as a Tool of Torture of Palestinian Detainees in Israeli Prisons / Ferdoos Alissa (Palestine)

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15:00–15:30 War: Mentalization and the Totalitarian State of Mind / Iryna Semkiv (Ukraine)

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15:30–16:00 A Time for War – A Time for Individuation? / Dmytro Zaleskyi (Ukraine)

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16:30–17:15 General Discussion / Break Out Session

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17:15–17:30  Coffee break

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17:30–19:00 Children of the Taliban / Marcel Mettelsifen & Maite Carrasco (Germany/Spain)

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd

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8:00–09:00   Social Dreaming Matrix (conducted by Caterina Vezzoli)

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9:30–10:00   Russian Identity: Painful Way of Transformation and Global Challenges / Dmitry Kotenko (Russia)

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10:00–10:30 Lod: A Malcontent City with a Malcontent Group / Moshe Alon (Israel)

 

10:30–11:00 Unhinged: A Prospective Perspective on Being Unsafe / Tiffany Houck-Loomis (U.S.A)

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11:00–11:30  Coffee break

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11:30–13:00 The Culture of Care in its Importance in Dealing with Today''s Crisis / Verena Kast (Switzerland)

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13:00–14:30  Lunch break

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14:30–15:00 Collective Trauma and Political Paranoia During the COVID-19 Pandemic/ Huan Wang (China)

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15:00–15:30 Ensouling the Critique of Capitalism: From Marx and Jung to Degrowth / Julien-François Gerber (Belgium)

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15:30–16:00 Toward a Geneology of “Analyzability” in Analytical Psychology / Dmytro Zaleskyi (Ukraine)

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16:00–16:15  Coffee break

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16:15–17:15 Round Table with Verena Kast, Andrew Samuels, Lynn Alicia Franco, Monica Luci, Tine Papič, Stefano Carpani

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17:15–18:00 General Discussion / Break Out Session

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18:00  Closing

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