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Societies, Families, and Planet Earth: Exploring the Connections (MP3 Audio Set on One Disk)
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Complete MP3 audio set on one disk from the 2009 Spring Conference PANEL 1— Murray Bowen’s Concept of Emotional Process In Society During periods of chronic sustained stress, societies, like families, regress in functioning. In the post-World War II era, humankind is experiencing a prolonged period of polarization, disorganization, conflict, and upheaval, which Bowen postulated may be linked to the human population, and the loss of space to migrate. Bowen Theory’s Concept of Societal Emotional Process - Michael E. Kerr, MD Human Subsistence Systems: Family Households as Emotional and Economic Units of Society - Joanne Bowen, PhD Influence of the Physical Environment on the Development of the Peoples and Societies of the Middle East - Daniel Hillel, PhD Panel Discussion PANEL 2 — Living in Groups: Organizing Societies for Success in Procuring and Distributing Resources Human societies and non-human species alike organize themselves to solve basic problems of living together and procuring and distributing the resources each social group needs for survival and well-being in the physical and social environments in which they live. They do this as interdependent members of the particular ecological system in which they live and mutually influence each other's functioning and the overall health of the system. The Interconnectivity of Humans and Non-Humans in the Health of Water - Alice Outwater, MS Are There Basic Characteristics of Social Groups Exposed to Prolonged Environmetal Stress? - Laurie Lassiter, PhD, MSW Evolution of Kin Groups in Non-Human Primates - Lynne A. Isbell, PhD Panel Discussion PANEL 3 — Social, Economic and Ecological Disturbances to Societal Functioning What happens to human behavior and functioning when the human's relationship with Earth is disrupted? What happens when populations explode, resources become depleted, environments supporting life become increasingly fouled, and there are no longer places to migrate? The Contributions of Jack Calhoun to Understanding Threats and Challenges to Living in Groups - Daniel V. Papero, PhD Riding the Tiger of Climate Change: Arctic People Experience and Interpret Their Changing Environment - Igor Krupnik, PhD The Nature of Migration- Louise Rauseo, MS, RN Panel Discussion PANEL 4 — Responding to Societal Threats and Challenges Applying Bowen's concept of emotional process in society, panelists will explore societal response to threats across a spectrum of topics, including ethnic conflict, governance and environmental degradation, and will consider the question of what change that the human is not yet able to contemplate may be necessary to correct the disharmony between humans and the environment. Presentation of The Caskie Research Award - Michael E. Kerr, MD and Ruth Riley Sagar, MA Emotional Neutrality and the Quest for Peace: Northern Ireland as a Case Study - Stephanie Ferrera, MSW Did Marbury v. Madison or Bush v. Gore Make the Iraq War Possible?: The Functioning of the Separation of Powers Triangle - Edward W. Beal, MD Variation among Nations in the Management of Threatened Fisheries - Randall T. Frost, MDiv Panel Discussion Adjournment