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Focusing on innovative methods, this book explores case conceptualization and formulation in psychotherapy. It emphasizes the importance of interpreting clinical cases by integrating all available data, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding and treating clients. This approach aims to enhance therapeutic effectiveness and deepen the clinician's insight into individual cases.

The book features essays by eleven prominent economists detailing Professor William Nordhaus's transformative impact on climate change economics and policy. It showcases his significant contributions to understanding climate change and developing strategies for managing greenhouse gas emissions. The authors express gratitude for Nordhaus's influence on their careers and emphasize the ongoing efforts in the field to refine climate change economics and policy. This collection not only honors his legacy but also addresses future challenges in the discipline.

Utilizing clear language and modern contexts, this book highlights the relevance of Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic concepts for today's therapists. It explores how Freud's ideas continue to influence contemporary therapeutic practices, providing insights into their application in modern therapy settings.

The book introduces an innovative approach to psychodynamic couples therapy through a three-factor model. It emphasizes the significance of projective identification, couple object relations, and omnipotent control in understanding and addressing relationship dynamics. This framework aims to enhance therapeutic practices by providing deeper insights into couples' interactions and emotional exchanges, offering a structured method for therapists to facilitate healing and growth in relationships.

Recent research on climate change impacts, as presented by Robert Mendelsohn, challenges the necessity of costly immediate abatement programs. He argues that the findings suggest a reevaluation of strategies, advocating for a more measured approach to addressing climate issues rather than rushing into expensive solutions. Mendelsohn's perspective invites readers to reconsider the urgency and financial implications of current environmental policies.

Tells the story of three intriguing and interwoven relationships between Charles Paget-Brown, debonair English adventurer, Vincent Perotti, seasoned Mafia operative and Sam Baker, successful entrepreneur and Charles closest ally. By the author of Clash of Honour and The Red Pagoda.