a. Barton, E. R. Application of Small Self-Help Group Process Theories to Mythopoetic Men’s Peer Mutual Support Groups. b. Brittan-Powell, C. S. and Wade, J. C. The Relationship Between Racial Pluralism and Male Reference Group Identity Dependence Among White Persons. This study investigates the relationship between white males’ psychological development in the areas of gender and race. c. Coonerty-Femiano, A., Katzman, M., Gemar, M., Femiano, S., and Toner, B. Gender Role Conflict in Male Survivors of Childhood Abuse. d. Synott. A. Pigs, Jerks, and Enemies: The New Sexism. This paper explores the depth, extent, and dimensions of the new sexism; second will be discussed the origins, functions, roles and consequences of this new social problem; and finally, there is consideration of policies and recommendations for the resolution or amelioration of the new sexism, like the old. e. Stai, S. Den militaere religion : menns religiose erfaring i dat norske forsvaret. Paper is in Norwegian with an English summary. The English title is A Church on the Promises of Men? The Religious Life in the Norwegian Armed Forces. Attached is a subsequent bibliography of author’s articles including Religion and Security: Norwegians Affiliation in Religious Societies as a Problem of Loyalty (2001); The Military Chaplain – Servant of the Church or the Military? The Role of Military Chaplain in the Norwegian Defense (2001, 2002); Participation in Common Hymn Singing (2001); and The Nature of Power: The Ethical Perspective (2001);