1st Edition
Psychoanalytic and Historical Perspectives on the Leadership of Donald Trump Narcissism and Marketing in an Age of Anxiety and Distrust
Introduction (by Michael Maccoby and Ken Fuchsman)
Part I: Who is Donald Trump and Why Do People Follow Him?
Ch 1 Trump's Marketing Narcissistic Leadership in an Age of Anxiety (by Michael Maccoby)
Ch 2 The Anatomy of Narcissistic Leadership, Interview with Otto Kernberg
(by Ken Fuchsman and Molly Castelloe)
Ch 3 The Allure of Trump's Narcissism (by Elizabeth Lunbeck)
Part II: How Trump Leads
Ch 4 Probing Trump’s Disruptive Narcissistic Personality (by Paul H. Elovitz)
Ch 5 Is Donald Trump Competent and Fit to be President? (by Ken Fuchsman)
Ch 6 Gaslighting and Beyond (by Robin Stern and Judith Logue)
Ch 7 Trump the Demagogue (by Michael Signer)
Ch 8 Is Trump a Fascist? (Gottfried)
Part III: Social and Historical Factors in the Rise of Trump
Ch 9 American Exceptionalism on Steroids (by David Lotto)
Ch 10 What in Our Politics, History, Economy, and Culture Enabled Trump's Rise (by Ken Fuchsman)
Ch 11 A Sociologist's View of the Trump Phenomenon (by Charles Heckscher)
Part IV: Presidential Personality and Performance
Ch 12 How Trump’s Personality Influences His Policies (by Michael Maccoby)
Ch 13 The President We Need (by Michael Maccoby)
Ch 14 Conclusion (by Ken Fuchsman)
Biography
Michael Maccoby, PhD, is a psychoanalyst and anthropologist, who is a globally recognized expert on leadership. He has taught or consulted to leaders in 36 countries and has taught leadership at Oxford’s Saïd Business School and Sciences Po, Paris. He is the author of The Gamesman, Narcissistic Leaders, The Leaders We Need: And What Makes Us Follow, and Strategic Intelligence.
Ken Fuchsman, EdD, has been President of the International Psychohistorical Association since 2016. He is Emeritus faculty from the University of Connecticut, where he taught American history and interdisciplinary studies. He has written on Presidents Kennedy, Nixon, Obama, and Trump.
