Ethnicity and Health

Mental Health Beyond the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
pp. 189-190(2)
Authors: Balarajan R.; Stein D.J.; Swartz L.; Walaza N.

Truth and Reconciliation: a psycholegal perspective
pp. 191-204(14)
Author: Allan A.

The Cultural Construction of Healing in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission: implications for mental health practice
pp. 205-213(9)
Authors: Swartz L.; Drennan G.

Repairing the Irreparable: dealing with the double-binds of making reparations for crimes of the past
pp. 215-226(12)
Author: Hamber B.

Learning From Our Apartheid Past: human rights challenges for health professionals in contemporary South Africa
pp. 227-241(15)
Authors: Baldwin-Ragaven L.; London L.; De Gruchy J.

Racism and Mental Health: the African American experience
pp. 243-268(26)
Authors: Williams D.R.; Williams-Morris R.

Providing Mental Health Services to Survivors: a Kwa Zulu-Natal perspective
pp. 269-272(4)
Author: Pillay B.J.

On Becoming Acquainted with History's Coercion Specialists
pp. 273-281(9)
Author: Abramovitz A.

The Psychology of Perpetrators of 'Political' Violence in South Africa - a personal experience
pp. 283-289(7)
Author: Fourie J.A.G.

South African Children: a history of adversity, violence and trauma
pp. 291-302(12)
Authors: Lockhat R.; van Niekerk A.

The Neurobiology of Evil: Psychiatric Perspectives on Perpetrators
pp. 303-315(13)
Author: Stein D.J.