Published Works
- Culture Codes, published the 9th of April 2008
- Seven Secrets of Marketing in a Multi*Cultural WorldFirst Edition. Executive Excellence, Utah 2001 in English; Second Edition. Tuxedo Productions, New York 2004 in English
- Social Cancer (the code for Terrorism)Tuxedo Productions, New York 2003, in English
- Versteh' Deine ElternBucher, Munich, 1984, in German
- Comprendre Ses Parents Et Ses Grands ParentsMarabout, Paris, 1982 in French
- Escuchelo: Es Su HijoPomaire, Colección Libre, Barcelona 1981, in Spanish
- Le Trouple Editions Menges, Paris, 1980, in French
- Si Vous Ecoutiez Vos Enfants Editions Menges, Paris, 1978, in French
- La Communication Créatrice Editions Dialogues, Paris, 1976, in French
- Wisdom Of Madness Thomas Jefferson State College, Michigan State University, manuscript, 1975, in English
- La Relation Creatrice Editions Universitaires, Paris, 1973, in French
- La Relazione Créatrice Cittadella Editrice,1975, in Italian
- Laing Editions Universitaires, Paris, 1972 in French
- Analyse des Pratiques Medicales et des Croyances Liées a la Maladie et aux Soins Dans Quinze Communautes Cicaraguayennes Thesis Paris, Sorbonne, 1969 (220 pages) in French
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