Psychological aspects of international reconstruction
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1941 · Volume 26 · Issue 4
Abstract
"In the briefest fashion a few of the basic problems in international organization, having important psychological implications, have been reviewed: the re-education of Nazis, Facists and other authoritarian militarists while still maintaining their self-respect and standard of living; furnishing the victorious nations security through a world government to which sufficient police and other powers are granted so that it will gain universal respect; and finally, the development of world-mindedness and world morale." World organization should be the ultimate goal for which we fight; adequate psychological techniques of social control are now at our disposal. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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