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- Cotton, M.-A. (2024). Statement of the International Psychohistorical Association’s President-Elect. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 1.
- New International Vice President’s address to the International Psychohistorical Association’s community at large. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 2.
- Cotton, M.-A., Britton, M., Gusita, G., & Rozentsvit, I. (2024). IPhA Leadership Team’s Report about the 47th Annual Conference. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 3.
- Elovitz, P.H. (2024). My psychohistorical passion and involvement in the IPhA. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 4.
- Cotton, M-A. (2024). Parents for peace: Educational project for a world without violence. Preface to the French edition of the book by Robin Grille, Psychohistory News, 43(3), 5.
- Elovitz, P.H. (2024). Why the psychohistory forum publishes festschrifts and gives lifetime achievement awards. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 6.
- Stein, H.F. (2024). Unexpected life lessons from unexpected places. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 7. (Originally published in MindConsiliums, 24(3), 1-16.)
- Rozentsvit, I. (2024). Should Psychohistorians Investigate Dreams? An Interview with Jeffrey Rubin. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 8.
- Rozentsvit, I. (2024). Maria Montessori: A visionary’s enduring impact on education and relationships. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 9.
- Rozentsvit, I. (2024). Divided we fall: The neuroscience of political tribalism and relational sacrifice. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 10.
- Hein, S., & Lotto, D. (2024). A Letter and a Special Offer from the Publishers of the Journal of Psychohistory. Psychohistory News, 43(3), 11.
- Fuchsman, K. (2024). Letter to the Editor, a response to the Letter to the Editor by Paul Elovitz (in https://psychohistory.us/fall-2023/#1). Psychohistory News, 43(3), 12.
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