Camouflaged Aggression in Organizations: A Bimodal Theory by Alexander Abdennur -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Content Introduction 1 Three Faces of Aggression

Definition of Aggression Types of Aggression Two Modes of Aggression The Two Modes Are Qualitatively Different The Two Modes Balance and Contain Each Other Modal Shift as an Aggression-Reducing Technique The Implications of the Model for Organizations A Quantum Hypothesis Displacement in Camouflaged Aggression Multidirectional Aggression Resonance of Aggression Warehousing of Aggression

2 A Paradox of Modern Society

Bureaucracy Bureaupathology Modifications in Bureaucratic Structuring Organizational Development and Camouflaged Aggression Organizational Complexity Interdependence of High-Tech Systems Antisocial Aggression in Organizations The Strategy of Camouflage The Organizational Person as a Camouflaged Animal A Paradox of Modern Life Phylogenetic Regression Ethical Regression The Convergence on Injustice as a Form of Ethical Decline Incivility as Ethical Decline Machiavellian Management and Ethical Decline

3 Patterns of Camouflaged Aggression

1. Indecision 2. Rigidity 3. Time Manipulation 4. Waiting as a Status Degradation Ceremony 5. Information Manipulation 6. Control by Overwork 7. Withdrawal 8. Inaccessibility 9. Non-interference 10. Entrapment 11. Random Kindness 12. Subordination via Sexualization 13. Undermining the Sense of Security 14. Ego Bashing 15. The Bureaucratic Vendetta The Hydraulic Principle The Hydraulics of Human Aggression The Hydraulics of Camouflaged Aggression Regressive Aggression Self-Destructiveness in Organizations

4 Camouflaged Aggression and Personality

Camouflaged Aggression and Personality Disorders Personality Disorders Camouflaged Aggression in “Normal” Personality Profiles Personality Disorders and Voluntary Organizations Personality Disorders and Political Organizations Can Camouflaged Aggression Become Addictive? The Impact of Camouflaged Aggression on Health The Porcupine Entanglement Diagnosing Personality Disorders by Means of a Balance Sheet

5 Sociocultural Factors in Camouflaged Aggression

Alienation Anomie Learning and Cultural Transmission Narcissistic Values Cross-Cultural Values and Importation Anti-Confrontation Values

6 Prevention and Control of Camouflaged Aggression

Balancing the Two Modes Balancing the Two Modes at the Conceptual Level Confrontation IS the Ideal Strategy Balancing the Two Modes at the Practical Level Intervention Focusing on Abnormal Personality Functioning Other Intervention Strategies Combat Philosophy

Epilogue

Complex Systems Camouflaged Aggression as a Complex System Entropy Explosive Violence

Glossary References Index