Colonialism and PsychiatryDinesh Bhugra, Roland Littlewood This book brings together academics and clinicians from different parts of the world with different experiences of colonialism to share their experiences and analyse the impact of colonialism on mental health. |
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Colonialism and Psychiatry | 1 |
The Impact of Colonialism on | 15 |
British Influence | 46 |
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