The roots of a politically reflective psychotherapy in the midst of crisis

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	Erasing minds : behavioral modification, the prison rights movement, and psychological experimentation in America's prisons, 1962–1983
	English
	20230200
	Cambridge University Press
	Colley, Zoe
	behaviour modification \| programme development \| prisons \| repression strategies \| psychologists' participation \| brainwashing \| prisoners \| social activists victimisation \| prisoner rehabilitation \| psychiatrist's participation \| personnel selection \| perpetrator characteristics \| psychological torture \| prisoner punishment \| abuse of power \| psychiatric abuse \| drug therapy \| electroshock \| developed countries \| aversion therapy \| asphyxia simulation \| sensory deprivation \| facility design and construction \| prisons, supermax \| Marion Federal Penitentiary (California) \| United States
	Journal of American studies ; vol. 57, no. 1

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	The role of doctors in torture : from middle age to Abu Ghraib
	English
	20221200
	Palgrave-Macmillan
	Cuerda-Galindo, Esther \| López-Muñoz, Francisco
	medical participation in torture \| human rights monitoring \| training of health personnel \| preventative interventions \| torture prevention \| medical ethics \| democracy \| Abu Ghraib prison (Iraq) \| counterterrorism strategies \| psychological torture \| repression strategies \| Middle Ages \| Cold War \| psychiatric abuse \| Nazi doctors \| World War 2 \| torture method development \| national legal instruments' role \| Constitutio Criminalis Carolina (1532) \| judicial torture \| torture in history \| universal
	International politics ; vol. 59, no. 6

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	Russian dolls and epistemic crypts : a lived experience reflection on epistemic injustice and psychiatric confinement
	English
	20220526
	Sage
	Daya, Indigo
	Australia \| universal \| commitment of mentally ill \| solitary confinement, medical \| physical restraint \| distress \| psychiatric abuse \| personal narratives \| social justice \| resistance movements \| emotions \| emotional trauma \| advocacy strategies \| coercion
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	Incarceration: an international journal of imprisonment, detention and coercive confinement ; vol. 3, no. 2

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	Cold War psychiatry, extremism, and expertise: the 'Special Committee on the Political Abuse of Psychiatry'
	English
	20220300
	Oxford University Press
	Heath-Kelly, Charlotte
	psychiatric abuse \| Cold War \| medical ethics \| medical complicity in torture \| antitorture movement \| repression strategies \| medical societies' role \| advocacy strategies \| World Psychiatric Association (WPA) \| British Royal College of Psychiatry \| political imprisonment \| politics \| schizophrenia diagnosis \| Western world \| psychiatry \| commitment of mentally ill \| discourse analysis \| cross-cultural aspects \| USSR \| United Kingdom \| universal
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	International political sociology ; vol. 16, no. 1

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	Internationalized science and human rights activism during the late Cold War : the French Committee of Mathematicians
	English
	20211200
	Sage
	Popa, Ioana
	antitorture movement \| psychiatric abuse \| counterinsurgencies \| political imprisonment \| politics \| social activism \| scientists \| persecution \| professional networks \| human rights defenders \| Cold War \| advocacy \| professional organisations \| France \| Algeria \| universal \| USSR
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	Social studies of science ; vol. 51, no. 6

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	Stigmatization and dehumanization perceptions towards psychiatric patients among nurses : a path-analysis approach
	English
	20210400
	Elsevier
	Fontesse, Sullivan \| Rimez, Ximena \| Maurage, Pierre
	attitude of health personnel \| emotional regulation \| prevention and control \| employee treatment \| occupational stress \| risk factors \| psychiatric patients \| dehumanisation \| social stigma \| nurse-patient relations \| psychiatric abuse \| psychiatric nurses \| Belgium
	Archives of psychiatric nursing ; vol. 35, no. 2

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	'For such purposes as' : towards an embedded and embodied understanding of torture’s purpose
	English
	20210000
	Pluto
	Cakal, Ergün
	torture definition \| torture purposes \| international human rights law \| international legal instruments \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UNCAT-1 \| torture threshold \| inhuman treatment definition \| severity of treatment \| suffering \| state agents \| agents responsible for violations \| punishment \| intimidation \| coercion \| discrimination \| state violence \| prison conditions \| comparison \| ill-treatment \| comparative law \| OAS. Inter-American Convention to Prevent and Punish Torture (1985) \| IACPPT-2 \| debate \| drafting history \| psychiatric abuse \| health care delivery \| self-defence \| riot control \| power \| helplessness \| CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) \| ECHR-3 \| case law \| intentionality \| state obligations \| state behaviour \| state responsibility \| individual responsibility \| torture prevention \| structural violence \| legal reasoning \| ICTY \| UN. International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia \| international criminal law \| gender-based violence \| rape \| sexual abuse \| spiritual healing \| conversion therapy \| ideological conversion \| immigration detention \| border control \| DIGNITY staff publications \| universal
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	State crime journal ; vol. 9, no. 2

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	The ethics of psychiatrists’ political involvement : a reassessment in the Trump era
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	20201000
	Elsevier
	Andrade, G. \| Campo-Redondo, M.
	psychiatrist's role \| political activities \| medical ethics \| psychiatric abuse \| commitment of mentally ill \| medical complicity in torture \| power \| mental disorders \| politics \| diagnosis \| racism \| democracy \| freedom of speech \| head of state \| antisocial personality disorder \| Trump, Donald \| social activists \| political detainees \| persecution \| United States \| China \| Russian Federation \| USSR
	Ethics, medicine and public health ; vol. 15

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	EMDR as an evidence-based therapy for trauma : a reply to the Independent Forensic Expert Group’s statement on conversion therapy
	English
	20200000
	IRCT
	Piedfort-Marin, Olivier \| Fernandez, Isabel \| Miles, Carol
	conversion therapy adverse effects \| EMDR \| psychotherapeutic techniques \| letter [publication type] \| medical complicity in torture \| debate \| ethics \| psychiatric abuse \| behaviour change \| sexual orientation \| universal
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	Torture : journal on rehabilitation of torture victims and prevention of torture ; vol. 30, no. 3

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	The roots of a politically reflective psychotherapy in the midst of crisis
	English
	20200000
	Springer Nature
	Llorens, Manuel
	Venezuela \| psychotherapy \| treatment compliance \| risk factors \| protest \| political opposition \| attitude of health personnel \| politics \| labour strikes \| psychiatric abuse \| repression strategies \| military medicine \| contextual factors \| psychiatry \| abuse of power \| persecution \| social exclusion \| poverty
	Politically reflective psychotherapy: towards a contextualized approach. (Latin American voices book series). - ISBN 978-3-030-57791-9