Titlebook: Psychiatric Oppression in Women‘s Lives; Creative Resistance Emma Tseris,Scarlett Franks,Eva Bright Hart Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Emma Tseris,Scarlett Franks,Eva Bright Harts in the context of international trade. This reformulation of justice that takes into account such differences between states allows for more adequate policy responses than those offered in the absence of such understandings. The results of this study also yield guidance for policy makers and resea

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Emma Tseris,Scarlett Franks,Eva Bright Hartstandpoint. The position taken in the chapter is that by engaging with policy directly—vis-à-vis the daily lives of those targeted for social reforms—programs, interventions, and the science underpinning these policy endeavors can be better supported and more meaningfully understood for those invest

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Emma Tseris,Scarlett Franks,Eva Bright Hartnegotiations. Yet the voices of the small, developing, less powerful states in this context remain severely understudied. In this chapter, Samuel demonstrates that feminist-informed multi-sited ethnography allows for the uncovering and analysis of the viewpoints of elites from these states responsib

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Emma Tseris,Scarlett Franks,Eva Bright Hartormulate clear hypotheses and choose methods that will test them well, as described in Chaps. 1, 2, 3 and 4. You can go further, however, by considering some of the terms commonly used to describe the importance of studies, terms like significance, contributions, and implications. As you clarify for

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Dissent: Building Alternative Worlds Beyond Psy-oppression,eveloping alternatives; to use research to disrupt the status quo; and to re-orient mental health awareness campaigns. Collective and creative research processes enabled us to explore the details of gendered psychiatric harm, alongside profound acts of protest and resistance.

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,Benevolence and Expertise? Questioning the Role of Coercive Psychiatry in Women’s Lives,ational assumptions of psychiatry: ‘benevolence’ and ‘expertise’. Mainstream mental health campaigns implore people to seek help when distressed, leading to widely accepted claims that mental health services are the only appropriate form of support in times of distress, suffering, or crisis. Strongl