Suicide and Social Justice unites diverse scholarly and social justice perspectives on the international problem of suicide and suicidal behavior.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark E. Button, PhD, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Political Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA). Ian Marsh, PhD, is Reader in the School of Allied Health Professions at Canterbury Christ Church University (UK).
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Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction Mark E. Button and Ian Marsh Part I 1. Suicide and Social Justice: Discourse, Politics and Experience Ian Marsh 2. Shame as Affective Injustice: Qualitative, Sociological Explorations of Self-Harm, Suicide and Socioeconomic Inequalities Amy Chandler Part II 3. Cultural Continuity and Indigenous Youth Suicide Michael J. Chandler and Christopher E. Lalonde 4. Strengthening Borders and Toughening Up on Welfare: Deaths by Suicide in the UK's Hostile Environment China Mills 5. Suicidal Regimes: Public Policy and the Formation of Vulnerability to Suicide Mark E. Button 6. Protest Suicide among Muslim Women: A Human Rights Perspective Silvia Sara Canetto and Mohsen Rezaeian 7. From Psychocentric Explanations to Social Troubles: Challenging Dominant Discourse on Suicide in Ghana Joseph Osafo Part III 8. I Am a Suicide Waiting to Happen: Reframing Self-Completed Murder and Death Bee Scherer self murder: Poem by Daniel G. Scott 9. It Takes a Village: The Nonprofessional Mental Health Worker Movement Rebecca S. Morse, Michael J. Kral, Maura McFadden, Janet McCord and Lory Barsdate Easton 10. Availability and Quality of Mental Healthcare Services for Veterans at Risk for Suicide Craig J. Bryan, AnnaBelle O. Bryan, David C. Rozek, Feea R. Leifker and Alexis M. May 11. Hello Cruel World! Embracing a Collective Ethics for Suicide Prevention Jennifer White Index
Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction Mark E. Button and Ian Marsh Part I 1. Suicide and Social Justice: Discourse, Politics and Experience Ian Marsh 2. Shame as Affective Injustice: Qualitative, Sociological Explorations of Self-Harm, Suicide and Socioeconomic Inequalities Amy Chandler Part II 3. Cultural Continuity and Indigenous Youth Suicide Michael J. Chandler and Christopher E. Lalonde 4. Strengthening Borders and Toughening Up on Welfare: Deaths by Suicide in the UK's Hostile Environment China Mills 5. Suicidal Regimes: Public Policy and the Formation of Vulnerability to Suicide Mark E. Button 6. Protest Suicide among Muslim Women: A Human Rights Perspective Silvia Sara Canetto and Mohsen Rezaeian 7. From Psychocentric Explanations to Social Troubles: Challenging Dominant Discourse on Suicide in Ghana Joseph Osafo Part III 8. I Am a Suicide Waiting to Happen: Reframing Self-Completed Murder and Death Bee Scherer self murder: Poem by Daniel G. Scott 9. It Takes a Village: The Nonprofessional Mental Health Worker Movement Rebecca S. Morse, Michael J. Kral, Maura McFadden, Janet McCord and Lory Barsdate Easton 10. Availability and Quality of Mental Healthcare Services for Veterans at Risk for Suicide Craig J. Bryan, AnnaBelle O. Bryan, David C. Rozek, Feea R. Leifker and Alexis M. May 11. Hello Cruel World! Embracing a Collective Ethics for Suicide Prevention Jennifer White Index
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