Terrorism, interdisciplinary perspectives
By: edited by Burr Eichelman, David Soskis, William Reid.
Contributors: Eichelman, Burr, 1943-; Soskis, David A.; Reid, William H., 1945-; American Psychiatric Association.
Publisher: American Psychiatric Association
Published: 1983
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 186
Subjects: Terrorism -- Psychological aspects -- Congresses.; Terror -- Congresses.; Hostage negotiations -- Congresses.; Hostages -- Rehabilitation -- Congresses.; Psychiatric ethics -- Congresses.; Psychiatric consultation -- Congresses.; Ethics, Medical -- Congresses.; Forensic psychiatry -- Congresses.; Prisoners -- Psychology -- Congresses.; Psychiatry -- Congresses.; Violence -- Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Papers presented at a symposium held at Cross Keys, Md. in Sept. 1979.
Table of contents: title: The ethics of terror / Abraham Kaplan; title: The psychiatrist and the terrorist / John Gunn; title: Ethics in hostage encounters / Burr Eichelman and John Lion; title: Victimization and rehabilitative treatment / Martin Symonds; title: Hostage victims / Frank Ochberg; title: The hostage situation; title: law enforcement options / Francis Bolz, Jr.; title: Preparing law enforcement personnel for terrorist incidents / Conrad Hassel; title: Law enforcement and psychiatry / David Soskis; title: Research in terrorism : areas of consensus, areas of ignorance / Brian Jenkins; title: Ethical dimensions of psychiatric intervention in terrorist and hostage situations.