No asylum: state psychiatric repression in the former USSR
If No Asylum: State Psychiatric Repression in the Former USSR, Theresa C. Smith and Thomas A. Oleszczuk offer the first detailed account of psychiatric abuses in the USSR, based on more that 700 well-substantiated individual cases, presenting incontrovertible evidence that these abuses did occur. Co...
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| Zusammenfassung: | If No Asylum: State Psychiatric Repression in the Former USSR, Theresa C. Smith and Thomas A. Oleszczuk offer the first detailed account of psychiatric abuses in the USSR, based on more that 700 well-substantiated individual cases, presenting incontrovertible evidence that these abuses did occur. Comparing the diagnostic methods adopted by most countries with those of the Soviet Union, Smith and Oleszczuk identify ways in which Soviet practice differed from that of other countries who used psychiatric diagnosis for political reasons. They argue that healthy people in the USSR were not detained idiosyncratically or occasionally but systematically, at predictable times. Detentions followed behavior critical of the government, religious observances, and actions advocating prohibited causes. Forced hospitalizations took place on a scale corresponding to the activity level of the dissident movement Concluding with a chapter on developments under Gorbachev and Yeltsin, Smith and Oleszczuk maintain that although politically-motivated psychiatric detentions virtually ceased as the Soviet Union fragmented, it is too early to write an epitaph for psychiatric abuse |
| Beschreibung: | XI, 290 S. |
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State Psychiatric Repression in the
Former USSR
Theresa C Smith
Mankato-Minnesota State University
in collaboration with
Thomas A Oleszczuk
Stern School of Business
New York University
R NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS
I II Washington Square, New York
Contents
List of Figures viii
List of Tables ix
Acknowledgements x
1 Political Hospitalization: Conception, Conceptualization
and Conduct 1
2 Characteristics of the Evidence: The Database of
Psychiatric Hospital Detainees 44
3 Four Explanations of the Political Use of Psychiatry 65
4 Who Are the Dissident Detainees? Some Observations and
Descriptive Statistics 74
5 Trends, Changes with Administration and Spatial
Dispersion 92
6 The Risk of Psychiatric Detention, Demographic Variables
and Deterrence of Dissent 122
7 Legal and Political Developments in the Gorbachev and
Yeltsin Administrations and After 146
8 Summary of Empirical Findings and Conclusions 173
Appendixes
Table Al: Articles Used in Soviet Dissidents Trials: RSFSR
Code of Criminal Law 201
Table A2: Comparison of RSFSR Major Criminal Code
Articles Used against Dissidents with Comparable Articles
in the Criminal Codes of the Union Republics 203
Table A3: Five Lists of Confirmed Cases of Soviet Psychiatric
Detainees 205
Notes 238
References 260
General Index 279
Index of Laws, Decrees, Administrative Instructions 290
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| title_auth | No asylum state psychiatric repression in the former USSR |
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