The Editorial Board of the European Journal of Psychoanalysis announces a transition in the journal’s editorial leadership. After more than 7 years under the direction of Fernando Castrillón and 3 years under Thomas Marchevsky, in August 2026 the journal passes into the hands of Jeremy Soh, Daniel Deweese, and Garret Barnwell.  We look forward to the journal’s next chapter guided by the new Editors-in-Chief.

The EJP has been accepted to be a part of the Open Library of the Humanities! By joining with OLH, we have not only secured a sound and generative future for the journal, but their open-source publishing platform allows us to focus our efforts on what matters most to us: reviewing submissions, launching exciting initiatives, publishing excellent issues and working with psychoanalysts and scholars in a more sustained and thoroughgoing manner. Our new website with them will go live in the early part of 2026. We will release further information as the process proceeds.

Surveying the cutting-edge of psychoanalytic thinking, this new Feature seeks to highlight the brilliance of contemporary approaches to autism that contest the established hegemony of cognitive-behavioral methodologies.

Celebramos los 25 años de 17, Instituto de Estudios Críticos con un nutrido dossier que da cuenta de la genealogía, la naturaleza y el alcance de esta iniciativa, surgida en la Ciudad de México en 2001. La praxis de 17 ha consistido en echar a andar la desconstrucción derridiana a modo de un lazo social, en el sentido del Lacan de los Cuatro discursos. Un caso singular de “psicoanálisis del saber”, colectiva y largamente sostenido.