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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

	ART : 28272 : Not available for external loan
	Human rights
	English
	20200000
	Cambridge University
	Sveaass, Nora \| Woolf, Linda M.
	ethical analysis \| war on terror \| torture method development \| long-term effects of torture \| politics \| torture purposes \| repression \| state terror \| apartheid \| military medical personnel \| torture definition \| cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment \| social justice \| structural violence \| violence \| decision making \| human rights-based approaches \| accountability \| psychologists' participation in torture \| psychologist's role \| human rights protection \| professional obligations \| psychologists \| universal \| Eastern Europe \| Paraguay \| Uruguay \| Argentina \| Chile \| Brazil \| South Africa \| United States
	Cambridge handbook of psychology and human rights / Neal S. Rubin, Roseanne L. Flores (eds.) - ISBN: 9781108348607

	ART : 28273 : Not available for external loan
	The desire for freedom as a symptom : political abuses around the world
	English
	20200000
	Springer
	Llorens, Manuel
	medical participation in torture \| interrogation techniques \| programme development \| SERE (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape) \| torture method development \| brainwashing \| eugenics \| mass killings \| Nazi medicine \| psychoanalysts \| Freudian theory \| prison conditions \| prisoner treatment \| antipsychotic agents \| electroconvulsive therapy \| drug therapy \| psychiatric confinement \| psychotherapy \| abuse of power \| state terror \| politics \| repression strategies \| psychiatric abuse \| psychologists' participation in torture \| psychiatrists \| universal \| Czechoslovakia \| Yugoslavia \| Poland \| Hungary \| South Africa \| Cuba \| Brazil \| Uruguay \| Argentina \| United States \| Spain \| Germany \| Eastern Europe \| Russian Federation \| USSR \| China
	Politically reflective psychotherapy: towards a contextualized approach. (Latin American voices series). - ISBN: 978-3-030-57791-9

	ART : 23610 : Not available for external loan
	The American Psychological Association and torture : how could it happen?
	20170600
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Welch, Bryant
	United States \| psychologists' participation \| professional organisations \| American Psychological Association (APA) \| complicity in torture \| health personnel \| war on terror \| armed forces \| interrogation techniques \| information disclosure \| professional ethics \| institutional change \| governmental entities \| institutional culture \| corruption \| politics \| case studies \| Bush, George W. (administration of) \| malingering \| discourse \| military personnel \| impunity \| national security \| process and outcome assessment
	International journal of applied psychoanalytic studies ; vol. 14, no. 2

	ART : 23614 : Not available for external loan
	Counter revolution
	20170600
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Summers, Frank
	United States \| psychologists' participation \| professional organisations \| American Psychological Association (APA) \| complicity in torture \| health personnel \| war on terror \| institutional change \| social movements \| professional ethics \| protest \| corruption \| politics \| malingering \| discourse \| military personnel \| national security \| process and outcome assessment
	International journal of applied psychoanalytic studies ; vol. 14, no. 2

	ART : 23613 : Not available for external loan
	Skeletons in the closet : the American Psychological Association under scrutiny
	20170600
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Bernstein, Jeanne Wolff
	United States \| psychologists' participation \| protest \| national security \| military personnel \| discourse \| malingering \| case studies \| politics \| corruption \| institutional change \| professional organisations \| professional ethics \| social movements \| interrogation techniques \| political opposition \| war on terror \| health personnel \| complicity in torture \| American Psychological Association (APA) \| process and outcome assessment
	International journal of applied psychoanalytic studies ; vol. 14, no. 2