Suicide across cultures: understanding the variation and complexity of the suicidal process across ethnicities and cultures
Over 700,000 people globally take their own lives every year, which equates to one death by suicide every 40 seconds. Among teenagers and young adults, suicide is the second most common cause of death after road traffic accidents. Overall, almost three times as many men than women die by suicide. Th...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Over 700,000 people globally take their own lives every year, which equates to one death by suicide every 40 seconds. Among teenagers and young adults, suicide is the second most common cause of death after road traffic accidents. Overall, almost three times as many men than women die by suicide. There are, however, significant variations in the patterns of suicide across cultures, gender, age, geographic locations, and personal history, due to the complex relationship of how these factors converge. One thing that remains consistent, is that every death is a tragedy for family, friends, and all colleagues. Traditions of suicidal behaviour are deeply rooted in any given culture, and so examining the cultural influences can be of paramount importance in the understanding and assessment of a suicidal crisis.Suicide Across Cultures offers the opportunity to expand knowledge beyond majority groups and to look further than the dominant paradigm in suicide research, treatment, and prevention. With the majority of global suicides taking place in non-Western societies, minority groups are an essential area in suicide research. Written by experts from around the world, this fascinating textbook includes topics and regions that are not usually covered in texts on suicide and self-harm. It provides a unique, and important insight for academics and students in psychiatry, as well as anyone from the wider public with an interest in the psychiatry of suicide across cultures |
| Beschreibung: | xxii, 542 Seiten Illustrationen |
| ISBN: | 9780198843405 0198843402 |
| DOI: | 10.1093/med/9780198843405.001.0001 |
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Contents List of Contributors xi Introduction xvii Part 1 Influencing factors on suicide and suicidal behaviour 1 Terminology of suicide and suicidal behaviour, and the meaning of suicide in different cultural backgrounds 3 Barbara Schneider, Sascha Milin, and Manfred Wolfersdorf 2 Cultural factors in suicide 15 Cameron Watson, Dinesh Bhugra, and Antonio Ventriglio 3 The role of culture in a suicidal process 27 Mehmet Eskin 4 Epidemiological aspects of suicide and suicidality 56 WulfRössler, Stefanie Schreiter, and Stefan Gutwinski 5 Genetic aspects of suicide 68 Ina Giegling, Stephan Maul, Annette Μ. Hartmann, and Dan Rujescii 6 Gender inequality and suicide: A systematic review of empirical studies 83 Melissa Yoong, Chan Lai Fong, and Chen Ying-Yeh 7 Suicide and religion: A comparative analysis of a complex relationship to inform practice 99 Robin Edward Gearing, Dana Alonza, Shahnaz Savani, Sean Burr, Anil Arora, and Sangina Khudododova Part 2 Suicidality, migrants and ethnic minorities 8 Suicide among Asian migrants in Hong Kong: A case study 161 Anna Wong and Paul Yip 9 Suicide prevention in sub-Saharan Africa: Cultural considerations and opportunities to advance research and practice 184 Jason Bantjes, Elsie Breet, AshrafKagee, and Dan J. Stein
νϋί ! CONTENTS 10 Suicide risk in Latin America: International migrants, prison populations, and sexual minorities 204 Adrian P. Mundt, Francesco D. Fritz, and Baltica Cabieses 11 Suicidal behaviour and sociocultural factors among immigrants of Turkish origin in Germany 226 Özlem Eylem-van Bergeijk and Mehmet Eskin Part 3 High risk groups and suicidality 12 Suicidal behaviour and sociocultural factors among South Asians in the United Kingdom 245 Aaron Poppleton, Pooja Saini, Maria Panagioti, and Nusrat Husain 13 Suicidality in Black and further поп-white communities 260 Felicia Borna Lazaridou andMeryam Schouler-Ocak 14 Suicide in Nepal 284 Thomas Wenzel and Ajay Risal 15 Suicide in Indonesia 312 Marthoenis Marthoenis, Nani Safuni, Dahlia, and Liza Fathiariani 16 Suicide scripts of the Nacirema (aka American) 325 Silvia Sara Canetto Part 4 Suicidality and mental health 17 Suicidality and trauma 351 Marianne C. Kastrup 18 Suicide and psychiatric disorders 365 Isabella Berardelli, Elena Rogante, Dorian A. Lamis, and Maurizio Pompili 19 Bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide 405 Tania Nadeem, Sahar N. Hamid, Fauzia Mahr, and Nargis Asad 20 The influence of religion on euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide 420 Shahnaz Savani, Anil Arora, Marcus Brown, Ying Ma, and Robin Edward Gearing 21 Suicide during the global COVID-19 pandemic 450 Danuta Wasserman, Miriam losue, and Vladimir Carli
СС’ГГ.·'. Part 5 Prevention concepts and programs 22 National strategiesand plans for the prevention of suicide 477 fosé Manoel Bertolote 23 Mass media and suicide in low- and middle-income countries: Learnings from India 491 Gregory Armstrong and Lakshmi Vjayakumar 24 Ethnic aspects in pharmacological treatment of suicidality 507 Eva Döring-Brandl Index 519 Ix |
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