IAJS Book Awards Finalists 2022
Edited
Ladson Hinton & Hessel Willemsen – Shame, Temporality and Social Change
Thomas Singer – Cultural Complexes in China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan
Theoretical
Leslie Stein – The Self in Jungian Psychology
Stanton Marlan – C.G. Jung and the Alchemical Imagination
Clinical
Hallie B. Durchslag – The Collective Unconscious in the Age of Neuroscience
Susan E. Schwartz – The Absent Father Effect on Daughters
Applied
Renos K. Papadopoulos – Involuntary Dislocation
Daniel Burston – Anti-Semitism and Analytical Psychology
2019 Award Winners are...
The IAJS has established the first international annual awards program in the history of Jungian and post-Jungian studies.
Its aim is to recognize the best of academic scholarship, analytic and psychotherapeutic practice, and outstanding contributions to the analytical psychology community worldwide without political partisanship.
C.G. Jung Award
The Jung Award will honor recipients who have made significant international contributions in scholarship, leadership, service, mentorship, clinical praxis, renovation, and/or lifetime achievement in analytical psychology and/or post-Jungian studies. The recipient will receive an award plaque and all expenses paid to deliver the C.G. Jung Keynote Address at our IAJS sponsored international conferences.
The first recipient is Andrew Samuels who will be awarded this honor for lifetime achievement at our 2020 conference held in Pittsburgh, PA at Duquesne University.
International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) Book Award
This award is given in 2 categories: Best (1) Authored book, and (2) Edited book. These prizes are democratically voted upon by a book awards committee. Book awards are given annually and the recipients will be mailed award plaques. Call for nominations are made public in January of every year. Both publishers and authors can nominate and send books to the awards committee for consideration for the prize. Finalists will be determined by the Spring and winners will be announced in late Fall of each year.
International Journal of Jungian Studies (IJJS) Best Article of the Year
This award is chosen by the Editors of the IJJS. The recipient(s) will be announced each year and will receive an award plaque via mail.