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Introduction—The Editors PART I: Perspectives 1. A Defense of Strong Pluralism Elliot L. Jurist 2. What Must We Transcend to Make Progress in Psychoanalysis?: The Impact of Tribal Boundaries and the Default Position Paul Wachtel 3. Fictionalism and the Future of Psychoanalysis Ronald C. Naso 4. Rigor and Pluralism in Psychoanalysis David Lichtenstein 5. How Do We Assess Progress in Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice? Morris N. Eagle PART II: Research and Training 6. The relationship between Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Research, Reflective Functioning and clinical practice Elizabeth Graf & Diana Diamond 7. Advancing Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy through Research Sherwood Waldron, Francesco Gazzillo, Karl Stukenberg and Bernard Gorman 8. Educating Psychoanalysts for the Future of Psychoanalysis Erika Schmidt 9. Looking Back While Moving Forward: The Contribution of Developmental Psychoanalytic Concepts to Contemporary Clinical Practice Norka T. Malberg PART III: Beyond the Consulting Room 10. The Neglect of Leadership in Psychoanalysis Kerry Sulkowicz 11. Conflict and Confligere: When Public Policy Meets Clinical Practice Kimberlyn Leary 12. Remaining Relevant: The Applications of Psychodynamic Principles to the Mental Health Workforce Larry M. Rosenberg Conclusion—The Editors