Special Issue: “Genealogies and Anthropologies of Global Mental Health” in the Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry journal (Vol. 43 Nr. 4)

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The December issue of “Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry” is a special issue dedicated to “Genealogies and Anthropologies of Global Mental Health“. Below you find the table of contents.

Anne M. Lovell, Ursula M. Read, Claudia Lang, Genealogies and Anthropologies of Global Mental Health

 

Nicolas Henckes, Schizophrenia Infrastructures: Local and Global Dynamics of Transformation in Psychiatric Diagnosis-Making in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries

 

Dörte Bemme, Finding “What Works”: Theory of Change, Contingent Universals, and Virtuous Failure in Global Mental Health

Claudia Lang, Inspecting Mental Health: Depression, Surveillance and Care in Kerala, South India

Ursula M. Read, Rights as Relationships: Collaborating with Faith Healers in Community Mental Health in Ghana

Hanna Kienzler, Mental Health System Reform in Contexts of Humanitarian Emergencies: Toward a Theory of “Practice-Based Evidence”

 

Anne M. Lovell, Papa Mamadou Diagne, Falling, Dying Sheep, and the Divine: Notes on Thick Therapeutics in Peri-Urban Senegal

Dominique P. Béhague, Adolescent Sex and Psyche in Brazil: Surveillance, Critique and Global Mental Health

Roberto Beneduce, “Madness and Despair are a Force”: Global Mental Health, and How People and Cultures Challenge the Hegemony of Western Psychiatry

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