Hi Suzanne,
JCPCP is not open access. Access to the journal articles is ' old school' via a personal or institutional subscription.
I'd like to put in a word for the publisher and the journal.
PCCS (an independent mental health publisher which publishes Asylum Magazine, the 'Straight-Talking' series of books, the 'Critical Examination' series of books and many other critical publications as well as JCPCP. PCCS backs radically critical publishing projects which many other publishers would back away from. (PCCS web page: https://www.pccs-books.co.uk/ )
"The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy (JCPCP) has something important to say about the dominant myths of psychiatry and psychology in these unenlightened times. The Editorial Board includes two winners of human rights awards in the world of psychiatry and psychology. Its contributors reflect all that is best in the voices of those who speak out about the state of modern psychology, counselling and psychotherapy — courage, commitment and a passion for reason. Authors write of daily struggles within the system, deconstruct the machinations of ‘Big Psy’ and bring a fierce spotlight to bear on the iniquities of theory and practice. JCPCP is recommended reading for students of psychology, counselling and psychotherapy, academics, independent thinkers in the Human Services and those who survive those services."(https://www.pccs-books.co.uk/products/personal-jcpcp-2014/ )
JCPCP is edited by Craig Newnes and its Editorial Board includes Sue Holland and Dorothy Rowe.
To everyone: if you are in a position to recommend new journal subscriptions to a library, please recommend JCPCP to yours (if it does not already subscribe).
David
On Thursday, 14 March 2019, 22:17:23 GMT+10, Suzanne Elliott <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hi david
Is it an open access special edition, please?
Thank you
Suzanne
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Subject: [COMMUNITYPSYCHUK] Wars With and Without Bullets
Dear All,
You might be interested in:
Wars With and Without Bullets: aSpecial Issue of The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy which has been published as The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy
Volume 19, Number 1, pages 1-85 March, 2019
The contents are:
David Fryer: Guest Editorial
David Fryer and Cathy McCormack: The War Without Bullets: socio-structural violence from a
critical standpoint
Cathy McCormack: Blogs to God
Mo Stewart: Psychological Tyranny Masquerading as Welfare Reform
Paul S Duckett: A War Without Bullets – psychology’s role in disarming the workforce
and weaponizing the industrial-medical complex
Jim Orford: Psychology, History and War: two examples of academic discourses
that fail to oppose war and militarism
Doug Newnes and Craig Newnes: The Malaysian Emergency: a war with and without bullets
Cathy McCormack: A Letter to Nelson Mandela
Dan Glass: Viva Viva Cathy McCormack
FYI:
The authorship of this special issue is relatively unusual in including 3 activists:
Cathy McCormack is a Scottish activist, author, blogger, broadcaster, film maker and popular
educator.
Mo Stewart is a former healthcare professional and a disabled veteran of the Women’s Royal Air Force medical branch who, since 2009, has worked voluntarily as an independent disability studies scholar / activist.
Dan Glass is a healthcare and human rights award-winning activist, performer, writer and agitator from the Training for Transformation educational programme born out of the Anti-Apartheid movement. Dan won Attitude Magazine’s campaigning role models for LGBTQI youth and was named Guardian ‘UK youth climate leader’ and 2017 ‘Activist of the Year’ with the ‘Sexual Freedom Awards’.
All the contributions are written from an anti-Capitalist standpoint.
very best wishes,
David
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