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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 June 2021

Edited by
George Ikkos  and
Nick Bouras
George Ikkos
Affiliation:
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
Nick Bouras
Affiliation:
King's College London

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Mind, State and Society
Social History of Psychiatry and Mental Health in Britain 1960–2010
 , pp. v - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2021
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Contents

  1. Foreword by G. E. Berrios

  2. Acknowledgements

  3. Contributors

  4. Introduction: Mind State and History in Britain 1960–2010

    George Ikkos and Nick Bouras

  5. Part ISocial and Institutional Contexts

    1. 1Historical Perspectives on Mental Health and Psychiatry

      Joanna Bourke

    2. 2The International Context

      Edward Shorter

    3. 3Liberty’s Command: Liberal Ideology, the Mixed Economy and the British Welfare State

      Graham Scambler

    4. 4Social Theory, Psychiatry and Mental Health Services

      Rob Poole and Catherine Robinson

    5. 5A Sociological Perspective on Psychiatric Epidemiology in Britain

      David Pilgrim and Anne Rogers

    6. 6Life, Change and Charisma: Memories of UK Psychiatric Hospitals in the Long 1960s

      Thomas Stephenson and Claire Hilton

    7. 7Mental Hospitals, Social Exclusion and Public Scandals

      Louise Hide

  6. Part IIThe Cogwheels of Change

    1. 8Mental Health Law: ‘Legalism’ and ‘Medicalism’ – ‘Old’ and ‘New’

      George Szmukler and Lawrence O. Gostin

    2. 9Ken Clarke in Conversation with Peter Tyrer: My Role in Justice and Health

      Peter Tyrer

    3. 10UK Mental Health Policy and Practice

      Jon Glasby, Jerry Tew and Sarah-Jane Fenton

    4. 11Mental Health Policy and Economics in Britain

      Paul McCrone

    5. 12True Confessions of a New Managerialist

      Elaine Murphy

    6. 13Subjectivity, Citizenship and Mental Health: UK Service User Perspectives

      Peter Beresford and Liz Brosnan

    7. 14How the Voice of People with Mental Health Problems, Families and the Voluntary Sector Changed the Landscape

      Paul Farmer and Emily Blackshaw

    8. 15Women in UK Psychiatry and Mental Health

      Gianetta Rands

    9. 16Biological Psychiatry in the UK and Beyond

      Stephen Lawrie

    10. 17The Pharmaceutical Industry and the Standardisation of Psychiatric Practice

      David Healy

    11. 18The Evolution of Psychiatric Practice in Britain

      Allan Beveridge

    12. 19The Changing Roles of the Professions in Psychiatry and Mental Health: Psychiatric (Mental Health) Nursing

      Kevin Gournay and Peter Carter

    13. 20Critical Friends: Anti-psychiatry and Clinical Psychology

      Tom Burns and John Hall

  7. Part IIIImplications in Practice

    1. 21Changing Generations I: Children, Adolescents and Young People

      Arnon Bentovim

    2. 22Changing Generations II: The Challenges of Ageism in Mental Health Policy

      Claire Hilton

    3. 23Changing Services I: Clinical Psychiatric Perspectives on Community and Primary Care Psychiatry and Mental Health Services

      Trevor Turner

    4. 24Changing Services II: From Colony to Community – People with Developmental Intellectual Disability

      Peter Carpenter

    5. 25Drugs, Drug Harms and Drug Laws in the UK: Lessons from History

      Ilana Crome and David Nutt

    6. 26Homelessness and Mental Health

      Philip Timms

    7. 27From Fear and Pity to Parity: Politics and Public Mental Health

      Peter Byrne

    8. 28The Origins of the Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder Programme in England

      Peter Tyrer

    9. 29Psychiatry and Mentally Disordered Offenders in England

      John Gunn and Pamela Taylor

    10. 30Community Psychiatry: A Work in Progress

      Tom K. J. Craig

    11. 31UK Deinstitutionalisation: Neoliberal Values and Mental Health

      Andrew Scull

  8. Part IVSpecial Topics

    1. 32Dealing with the Melancholy Void: Responding to Parents Who Experience Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death

      Hedy Cleaver and Wendy Rose

    2. 33Work, Unemployment and Mental Health

      Jed Boardman and Miles Rinaldi

    3. 34Sexual Diversity and UK Psychiatry and Mental Health

      Annie Bartlett

    4. 35Race, State and Mind

      Doreen Joseph and Kamaldeep Bhui

    5. 36Refugees, Asylum and Mental Health in the UK

      Peter Hughes and Cornelius Katona

    6. 37Religion, Spirituality and Mental Health

      Esther Ansah-Asamoah, Jamie Hacker Hughes, Ahmed Hankir and Christopher C. H. Cook

    7. 38Soldiers, Veterans and Psychological Casualties: Legacies of Northern Ireland, the Falklands, Afghanistan and Iraq

      Edgar Jones

    8. Epilogue: Mind, State, Society and ‘Our Psychiatric Future’

      George Ikkos and Nick Bouras

    9. Index

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