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    VOLUME 5 (2003), CONTENTS

    1 - VOLUME 5 (2003) - ISSUE 9 (SUMMER)

    The President’s Editorial

    1 - PATRICK HUNOUT, DIDIER LE GALL & BRENT SHEA The Destruction of Society: Challenging the Modern Tryptique: Individualism, Hedonism, Consumerism

    Gender Relationships

    2 - Marcos AGUIAR DE SOUZA and Maria-Cristina FERREIRA Men-Women Role Expectations: Do they still overlap?

    Impropriety and Human Relations in Today's Society

    3 - Robin KOWALSKI The Escalation of Incivility in Western Culture

    Malaise in Cultural Identity

    4 - Pamela GELLER, Evelyn OROZCO, Ellen MOORE-BOOHAR and Adriana RESTREPO Multiethnicity: Its impact on Reference Benchmarks

    Rise in Loneliness and Psychotropic Drug Use

    5 - Philippe LE MOIGNE Psychotropic Drug Use: Toward a Medical Treatment of Isolation?

    6 - Warren H. JONES and Lauriann HEBB The Experience of Loneliness: Objective and Subjective Factors

    Sects and Religious Movements Gaining Ground

    7 - Irving HEXHAM and Karla POEWE The Rise of Sects in the Western Countries: New Religions and Social Bond

    Uprising Suicides

    8 - Greg SCOTT, Frank DEANE and Joseph CIARROCHI The Increasing incidence of suicide: Economic Development, Individualism, and Social Integration

    5 - VOLUME 5 (2003) - ISSUE 10 (WINTER)

    The President’s Editorial

    1 - Patrick HUNOUT & Brent SHEA The Decline of The West Revisited

    Irrelevant Responses to the Crisis

    2 - Bill DOHERTY and Patrick HUNOUT The Call for Therapists: Good Business for the Professionals, Bad Business for Society?

    Loneliness in Today’s Society

    3 - Daniel RUSSELL, Emily FLOM, Kelli GARDNER, Carolyn CUTRONA and Robert HESSLING Who Makes Friends over the Internet? Alternatives to Loneliness and Virtual Community

    Malaise in Cultural Identity

    4 - Anton SENEKAL, Willem SCHURINK and Emmerentie OLIPHANT Violence and Crime in a Multiethnic Context: A South-African Case Study

    Sects and Religious Movements Gaining Ground part2

    5 - Masachi OHSAWA Religion and Terrorism: The Aum Sect in Japan

    The Comeback of Homelessness

    6 - Evanthe SCHURINK Homeless People and Social Support: The Process of Becoming Homeless

    Uprising Divorces

    7 - Duncan CRAMER Rise in Divorce: The Weakening of Commitment

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