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Edward R. Shapiro's 'Finding a Place to Stand' explores the complex journey of citizenship through the lens of behavioral science and the human condition. The book delves into the conscious and unconscious processes that shape individual identities within various social contexts, including families, organizations, and nations. Drawing on four decades of Shapiro's experiences as a psychiatrist, it examines the impact of unconscious forces and conflicts on social capacities. The work is intended for readers interested in psychology, leadership, and social dynamics, offering insights into integrating personal and collective identities to foster active citizenship in a complex world.

Citizenship. --- Social psychology.