Routledge Uprooted Minds - Politics of Terror in the Americas

In a post-9/11 world, the sense of security for those living in the heart of Empire has changed. Uprooted Minds explores the forces that brought society to this current state. Hollander analyzes how the neoliberal economic paradigm and the conservative political agenda of the last four decades have impacted citizens across the hemisphere. This work provides a deep look into the consequences of these political and economic shifts. By including narrative testimonies from progressive U.S. and Latin American psychoanalysts, the book examines the psychological meanings of living under authoritarian structures. It offers a perspective on how political environments shape the mental and social lives of individuals in the Americas. This text is an important resource for those studying the intersection of politics, economics, and psychology.