Soviet psychiatric abuse : the shadow over world psychiatry

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CONTENTS......Page 6 Preface......Page 10 1. Political Abuse: What Is It?......Page 14 2. The Honolulu Congress: The First Great Clash......Page 46 3. Resistance at Home: Growth and Suppression......Page 73 4. The Review Committee: An Attempt to Investigate......Page 120 5. Honolulu to Vienna: The Opposition Intensifies......Page 143 6. Dialogue or Confrontation—The Movement to Expel......Page 182 7. The Resignation: The Russians Retreat......Page 214 8. Vienna and Beyond......Page 229 I The Declaration of Hawaii, 1983......Page 250 II How Can Foreigners Help the Victims of Soviet Psychiatric Abuse? (V. Bakhmin)......Page 254 III Open Letter to World Psychiatrists from Dr Anatoly Koryagin......Page 257 IV The Psychiatric Internments of Alexander Shatravka......Page 261 V Letter of Resignation from the All-Union Soviet Society of Neuropathologists and Psychiatrists......Page 266 VI List of Victims of Psychiatric Abuse, 1977-1983......Page 270 Notes and References......Page 280 Index......Page 296