The new unionism: in changing times, labor needs to broaden its view

Article Abstract:

Membership in labor unions is decreasing due to the changing nature of the labor force and negative public perceptions. To address this problem, organized labor needs to rethink its strategies and to tackle broader issues affecting not just workers but all Americans.

Public opinion, Automation, Labor supply, Labor force, Labor unions

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The Procrustean bed: how to avoid one-size-fits-all therapy

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Psychotherapists should not treat every patient in the same manner as each has divergent problems. They should help their patients become autonomous individuals and responsible persons, but should not appear all-knowing and give swift diagnosis.

Practice, Psychotherapists, Psychotherapy

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Therapy keeps us from changing the world

Article Abstract:

Hillman, a therapist, advocates a practical approach to therapy which involves giving emotions less emphasis. He discusses his ideas and his book, 'A Blue Fire: Selected Writings.'

Psychological aspects, Interview, Political participation, Psychologists, Hillman, James

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