Eyal Rozmarin

Eyal Rozmarin holds a Ph.D. and works as a psychoanalyst and writer. His scholarly focus examines the intersection of psychoanalysis and social theory and investigates how psycho-social factors including gender, sexuality, ethnicity, ideology, nationality, and history shape personal identity and attachments. His research emphasizes belonging as a fundamental psychological and social drive. He is originally from Israel-Palestine and currently resides and practices in New York. His forthcoming work is titled "Belonging and its Discontents."

• The Bonds of Love Revisited (editor) (2014) Book
• To Be Is to Betray: On the Place of Collective History and Freedom in Psychoanalysis (Psychoanalytic Dialogues) (2011) Paper
• Neo Homo Economicus and the End of the Subject (Psychoanalytic Dialogues) (2017) Paper
• I am Yourself: Subjectivity and the Collective (Psychoanalytic Dialogues) (2009) Paper