Psychological, Social Constructionist and Official Theories of UFOs

U.S. GOVERNMENT NARRATIVE CONTROL VERSUS NEW EVIDENCE

This book examines the sociological, psychological and official theories – as given by the government and military – of the UFO phenomenon. Social constructionism reveals that the labelling processes used by authority to classify those who believe in or claim to have witnessed UFO-related events as deviants is grossly distorted and is misused by authority to perpetuate the value of its own narratives. Further, the view that such people are mentally abnormal or show strange personality characteristics has, according to some of the serious scientific papers referenced in this book, been shown to be totally incorrect. This view is supported by certain psychiatrists and analysts.

A number of scientists and government spokespersons dispute the traditional extra-terrestrial paradigm and US military figures have now gone on public record to admit there has been a long-standing cover-up. The US Government is now conducting special hearings in Washington.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A. J. Greenhalgh has spent several decades researching the UFO phenomenon. While living and working in Japan, he was engaged in studying the mystery and this book is the result of many years of painstaking research.

His other books include The Perverse Utopia: Exploring its Fiction, Philosophy and Social History & Reincarnation and Misfortune in Old and Modern Japan: An Investigation of Traditional Beliefs and Modern Thought - including the Hatsushiba Transcripts.

He lives in Cornwall, where he divides his time between teaching and writing. He is married and has two sons.