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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.1. No. 1
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Women, Elderly, and Children in Religious
Cults.
Marcia Rudin. |
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Brainwashing and
the Moonies.
Geri Ann Galanti,
Ph.D. |
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Avoiding the
Extremes in Defining the Extremist Cult.
Stephen M. Ash,
Ph.D. |
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Deprogramming An
Analysis of Parental Questionnaires.
Michael D.
Langone, Ph.D. |
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Family Perspectives on Involvements in
New Religious Groups.
Lawrence B. Sullivan, Ph.D. |
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Training Issues
for Cult Treatment Programs.
David Halperin,
M.D. |
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Cults and
Children: The Abuse of the Young.
A. Markowitz,
C.S.W. & D. Halperin, M.D. |
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Mental Health Interventions in
Cult-Related Cases: Preliminary Investigation of Outcomes.
Steve K.
Dubrow-Eichel, Linda Dubrow-Eichel, & Roberta Cobrin Eisenberg. |
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Preventive
Education on Cultism for High School Students: A Comparison of Different
Programs' Effects on Potential Vulnerability to Cults.
Andrea Bloomgarden & Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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Counseling and
Involvements in New Religious Groups.
Lawrence Bennett
Sullivan, Ph.D. |
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On Resisting
Social Influence.
Susan Andersen,
Ph.D. & Philip Zimbardo, Ph.D. |
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Psychotherapy and the "New Religions":
Are They The Same?
Daniel Kriegman, Ph.D. & Leonard Solomon,
Ph.D. |
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Some New Religions Are Dangerous.
Arthur A. Dole,
Ph.D. & Steve K. Dubrow-Eichel. |
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Cult-Induced
Psychopathology, Part I: Clinical Picture.
Stephen M. Ash, Psy.D. |
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Cults Go To High School: A Theoretical
and Empirical Analysis of the Initial Stage in the Recruitment Process.
Philip G.
Zimbardo, Ph.D. & Cynthia F. Hartley.
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Cult Involvement:
Suggestions for Concerned Parents and Professionals.
Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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Introduction to Special Issue: Cults,
Evangelicals, and the Ethics of Social Influence.
Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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Shepherding/Discipleship: Theology and Practice of Absolute Obedience.
Linda Blood. |
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Campus Crusade:
Youth Ministers Find Public High School Campuses to be a Fertile Field
for Missionary Endeavor.
Hope Aldrich. |
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Autobiography of a Former Moonie.
Gary Scharff. |
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Why Evangelicals
are Vulnerable to Cults.
Rev. Dr. Harold
Bussell. |
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The Perils of
Persuasive Preaching.
Rev. A. Duane
Litfin. |
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Selections from
the Second Vatican Council's Declaration on Religious Freedom. |
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New Organizations
Operating Under the Protection Afforded to Religious Bodies. Resolution
of the European Parliament. |
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Statement of
Evaluation Regarding Maranatha Campus Ministries, Maranatha Christian
Ministries, Maranatha Christian Church. A Committee of Evangelical
Theologians. |
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Guidelines for Opus Dei in Westminister
Diocese.
Cardinal Basil Hume. |
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Resolution on
Missionaries and Deprogramming. Department of Interreligious Affairs,
United American Hebrew Congregations. |
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Disciple Abuse.
Rev. Gordon
MacDonald. |
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How to Talk to
People Who are Trying to Save You.
Rev. Dr. Ross
Miller. |
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Introduction to
Contributions of the Inter-Varsity Team.
Dietrich Gruen. |
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Prologue: The
Evangelicals Set Forth Their Case.
Dietrich Gruen. |
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A Code of Ethics
for the Christian Evangelist. |
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Ethical
Evangelism, Yes! Unethical Proselytizing, No!
Rev. Dr. Gordon Lewis. |
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What is
Evangelism?
Mark McCloskey. |
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Evangelism:
Persuasion or Proselytizing?
M. McCloskey. |
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The Ethics of
Persuasion in a Pluralistic Culture.
M. McCloskey. |
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An Ethic for Christian Evangelism.
R. Johannesen,
Ph.D. |
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A Hypothetical
Example.
Dietrich Gruen. |
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Religious Freedom
at Secular Schools.
John W.
Alexander. |
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Of Cults and
Evangelicals: Labeling and Lumping. Ronald Enroth, Ph.D. |
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Christian
Evangelism and Social Responsibility: An Evangelical View.
Rev. Dr. Joseph M. Hopkins. |
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Religious
Pluralism, Dialogue, and the Ethics of Social Influence.
Rev. Dr. Eugene C. Kreider. |
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Evangelization
and Freedom in the Catholic Church.
Rev. James J.
LeBar. |
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A Catholic
Viewpoint on Christian Evangelizers.
Rev. Dr. James E.
McGuire. |
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Ethics in
Proselytizing: A Jewish View.
Rabbi Ralph D.
Mecklenburger. |
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Evangelicals and Cults.
Marcia Rudin. |
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Objectionable
Aspects of "Cults": Rhetoric and Reality.
Thomas Robbins,
Ph.D. |
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Cults,
Evangelicals, and the Ethics of Social Influence.
Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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Attacks on
Peripheral versus Central Elements of Self and the Impact of Thought
Reforming Techniques.
Richard Ofshe,
Ph.D. & Margaret Thaler Singer, Ph.D. |
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“Mind Control"
and the Battering of Women.
Teresa Ramirez
Boulette, Ph.D. & Susan Andersen, Ph.D. |
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Charismatic
Covenant Community: A Failed Promise.
Adrian J.
Reimers. |
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Charismatic
Leadership: A Case in Point.
Natalie Isser,
Ph.D. & Lita Linzer Schwartz, Ph.D. |
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The Spiritual
Crucible: A Critical Guide to America's Religious/Cultic Renaissance.
David Christopher
Lane. |
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Sects or New
Religious Movements: A Pastoral Challenge
The Vatican
Report on Cults. |
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Cultism: A
Conference for Scholars and Policy Makers. Report of Wingspread
Conference.
Louis J. West,
M.D. & Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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The Use of
Transcendental Meditation to Promote Social Progress in Israel.
Mordecai Kaffman,
M.D. |
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Reducing Conflict
and Enhancing Quality of Life in Israel Using the Transcendental
Meditation and TM-Sidhi Program: Explanation of a Social Research
Project.
Charles N.
Alexander, Ph.D. & David W. Orme-Johnson, Ph.D. |
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Cultism and
American Culture.
Michael D. Langone, Ph.D |
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The Rabbi and the
Sex Cult: Power Expansion in the Formation of a Cult.
Richard Ofshe, Ph.D. |
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Parental
Responses to Their Children's Cult Membership.
Lita Linzer Schwartz, Ph.D. |
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My Experience in
YWAM: A Personal Account and Critique.
Laurie Jacobson. |
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Some Hazards of
the Therapeutic Relationship.
Jane W. Temerlin,
M.S.W. & Maurice K. Temerlin, Ph.D. |
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The Utilization
of Hypnotic Techniques in Religious Conversion.
Jesse S. Miller, Ph.D. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.4. No. 1 |
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Some Rigors of
Our Times: The First Amendment and Real Life and Death. One ACLU Member
Looks at Guyana, Nazis, and Pornography.
Fay Stender, Esq. |
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Comments on
Stender Article.
George Driesen,
Peter N. Georgiades. |
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Psychoanalysis
and Cult Affiliation: Clinical Perspectives.
David Halperin, M.D. |
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The Cult Appeal:
Susceptibilities of the "Missionary Kid."
Margaret W. Long,
Ph.D. |
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Teaching Students
Who Already Know the Truth.
David McKenzie,
Ph.D. |
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A Comment on
McKenzie.
Ronald Enroth,
Ph.D. |
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Reply to Enroth.
David McKenzie,
Ph.D. |
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Cult Vs. Non-Cult
Jewish Families: Factors Influencing Conversion.
Mark Sirkin, Ph.D. & Bruce A. Grellong, Ph.D. |
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Family
Environment as a Factor in Vulnerability to Cult Involvement.
Neil Maron, Ph.D. |
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Creating the
Illusion of Mind Reading in a Self-Transformation Training.
Robert C.
Fellows, M.T.S. |
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"Reject the
Wicked Man" - Coercive Persuasion and Deviance Production: A Study of
Conflict Management.
Jerry Paul
McDonald.
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Litigating the
Cult-Related Child Custody Case.
Randy Francis
Kandel, Esq. |
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Confessions of a
Cult Watcher.
Ronald Enroth, Ph.D. |
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Trouble in
Paradise: Some Observations on Psychotherapy with New Agers.
Steve & Linda
Dubrow-Eichel. |
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Psychotherapy
with Ex-Cultists: Four Case Studies and Commentary.
L.
Goldberg, M.S.W. & W. Goldberg, M.S.W. |
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Psychotherapy of
a Casualty from a Mass Therapy Encounter Group: A Case Study.
Anita O. Solomon,
Ph.D. |
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Ritualistic Abuse
of Children: Dynamics and Impact.
Susan J. Kelley,
R.N., Ph.D. |
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Authority: Its
Use and Abuse - A Christian Perspective.
Floyd McClung,
Jr. |
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Coerced
Confessions: The Logic of Seemingly Irrational Action.
Richard Ofshe, Ph.D. |
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Social Influence:
Ethical Considerations.
Michael Langone,
Ph.D. |
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Legal Analysis of
Intent as a Continuum Emphasizing Social Context of Volition.
Herbert L.
Rosedale, Esq. |
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State of Israel
Report of the Interministerial Committee Set Up to Examine Cults ("New
Groups") in Israel. |
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Litigating Child
Custody with Religious Cults.
Ford Greene, Esq. |
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Cults and
Children: The Role of the Psychotherapist.
David Halperin,
M.D. |
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Family Responses
to a Young Adult's Cult Membership and Return.
Lorna Goldberg, M.S.W & William Goldberg, M.S.W.. |
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Deprogramming: A
Case Study. Steve Dubrow-Eichel, Ph.D.– special issue |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.7. No. 1 |
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Cults and the
European Parliament: A Practical Political Response to an International
Problem.
David Wilshire,
MA, MP. |
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Prosecuting an
Ex-Cult Member's Undue Influence Suit.
Lawrence Levy,
J.D. |
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The New Age
Movement: Fad or Menace?
Arthur Dole,
Ph.D., Michael Langone, Ph.D., & Steve Dubrow-Eichel, Ph.D. |
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The Involvement
of College Students in Totalist Groups: Causes, Concerns, Legal Issues,
and Policy Considerations.
Gregory Blimling,
Ph.D. |
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Reintegration of
Exiting Cult Members with their Families: A Brief Intervention Model.
Kevin Crawley,
Diana Paulina, M.Ed., & Robert White, L.D. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.7. No. 2 |
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Psychotherapy
Cults.
Margaret T.
Singer, Ph.D., Maurice Temerlin, Ph.D., & Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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Persuasive
Techniques in Contemporary Cults: A Public Health Approach.
Louis J. West,
M.D. |
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Cult Violence and
the Identity Movement.
Thomas J. Young,
Ph.D. |
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The False
Transformational Promise of Bible-Based Cults: Archetypal Dynamics.
Nadine Craig,
M.A. & Robert Weathers, Ph.D. |
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Deprogramming: A
Case Study - Part II: Conversation Analysis.
Steve K. Dubrow-Eichel, Ph.D. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.8. No. 1 |
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Cult Formation.
Robert Jay
Lifton, M.D. |
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The Effect of
Religious Cults on Western Mainstream Religion.
Marcia Rudin, M.A. & Rabbi A. James Rudin, M.A. |
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The Historical
Dimension of Cultic Techniques of Persuasion and Control.
Lita Linzer
Schwartz, Ph.D. |
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Residential
Treatment: The Potential for Cultic Evolution.
David A. Halperin, M.D. & Arnold Markowitz, M.S.W. |
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Cults in Court.
Sarah Van Hoey. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.8. No. 2 |
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Conversion,
Religious Change, and the Challenge of New Religious Movements.
Johannes Aagaard, Ph.D.. |
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Why Cultic Groups
Develop and Flourish: A Historian's Perspective.
Natalie Isser, Ph.D. |
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Ritual Child
Abuse: Understanding the Controversies.
David Lloyd, Esq. |
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Outreach to
Ex-Cult Members: The Question of Terminology.
Michael Langone, Ph.D. & William Chambers, Ph.D. |
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Interesting
Times.
Kevin Garvey &
Linda Blood. |
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Task Force Study
of Ritual Crime.
Michael Maddox,
Esq. & the Virginia State Crime Commission. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.9. No. 1 |
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The Cadre Ideal:
Origins and Development of a Political Cult.
Janja Lalich.
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Psychiatric
Problems in Ex-Members of Word of Life.
Gudrun Swartling,
O.T. & Per G. Swartling, M.D. |
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The Council of
Europe's Report on Sects and New Religious Movements.
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.9. No. 2 |
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Psychotherapy
Cults: An Ethical Analysis.
Kim Boland &
Gordon Lindbloom, Ph.D. |
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Cults, Coercion,
and Contumely.
M. Singer, Ph.D.
& M. Addis. |
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The Appeal of the
Impossible and the Efflorescence of the Unbelievable: A Psychoanalytic
Perspective on Cults and Occultism.
David A.
Halperin, Ph.D. |
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Psychological
Abuse.
Michael D.
Langone, Ph.D. |
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Post-Cult
Symptoms as Measured by the MCMI Before and After Residential
Treatment.
Paul R. Martin,
Ph.D., Michael D. Langone, Ph.D., Arthur A. Dole, Ph.D., & Jeffrey
Wiltrout. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.10. No. 1 |
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Undue Influence
in Contract and Probate Law.
Abraham Nievod,
Ph.D., J.D. |
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Undue Influence
and Written Documents: Psychological Aspects.
Margaret Thaler Singer, Ph.D. |
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The Dark
Underside: Cultic Misappropriation of Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis.
David Halperin,
M.D. |
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Cult Conversion,
Deprogramming, and the Triune Brain.
Geri-Ann Galanti. |
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Is the New Age
Movement Harmless? Critics vs. Experts.
A. Dole, Ph.D.,
M. Langone, Ph.D., & S. Dubrow-Eichel, Ph.D. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.10. No. 2 |
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Introduction to
special issue, "A Dialogue with
Dr. Johannes
Aagaard." Paul K. Eckstein. |
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Symposium with
Johannes Aagaard. |
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Pluralism, Deeds,
Creeds, and Cults.
Michael Langone,
Ph.D. |
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An Exit
Counselor's Perspective.
David Clark. |
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Religious
Recoding.
Rev. Walter
Debold. |
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Returning to
Cosmology: The Logic of the Discussion and the Language of the Soul.
Paul K. Eckstein. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.11. No. 1 |
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Strongly Held
Views About the New Age: Critics Versus Experts.
Arthur Dole, Ph.D. & Michael Langone, Ph.D. |
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God's Company:
New Age Ethics and the Bank of Credit and Commerce International.
Paul Heelas,
Ph.D. |
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Never Say Die.
Jeanne Marie
Laskas. |
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The Experience of
the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New
Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe.
Jose Maria Baamond, Ph.D. |
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Cults in Latin
America.
Alfredo Silletta. |
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More Than the
Devil's Due.
Adrian J.
Reimers, Ph.D. |
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The Group
Psychological Abuse Scale: A Measure of the Varieties of Cultic Abuse.
William Chambers, Ph.D.,
Michael Langone,
Ph.D., Arthur Dole, Ph.D., & James W. Grice. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.11. No. 2 |
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Lustful Prophet:
A Psychosexual Historical Study of the Children of God's Leader, David
Berg.
Stephen A. Kent,
Ph.D.
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Psychological
Issues of Former Fundamentalists.
James C. Moyers. |
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Promises and
Illusions: A Commencement Address.
Herbert L.
Rosedale, Esq. |
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Sleep
Deprivation.
Jean-Louis
Valatx. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.12. No. 1 |
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Cults in American
Society.
American Bar
Association Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law.
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Judgment by the
Fukuoka (Japan) District Court on the Unification Church. |
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Expanding the
Groupthink Explanation to the Study of Contemporary Cults.
Mark N. Wexler,
Ph.D. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.12. No. 2 |
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Clinical Case
Studies of Cult Members.
Arthur Dole,
Ph.D. |
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Personality,
Belief in the Paranormal, and Involvement with Satanic Practices Among
Young Adult Males.
Stuart M. Leeds. |
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Secular and
Religious Critiques of Cults: Complementary Visions, Not Irresolvable
Conflicts.
Michael D.
Langone, Ph.D. |
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Women and Cults:
A Lawyer's Perspective.
Herbert Rosedale,
Esq. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.13. No. 1 |
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Legal Decision:
Borawick v. Shay. |
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Commentary on
Borawick v. Shay: The Fate of Hypnotically Retrieved Memories.
Alan W. Scheflin,
Esq. |
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Commentary on
…Borawick v. Shay: Hypnosis, Social Influence, Incestuous Child Abuse,
and Satanic Ritual Abuse: The Iatrogenic Creation of Horrific Memories
for the Remote Past.
Robert A. Karlin,
Ph.D., & Martin T. Orne, M.D., Ph.D. |
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Ethical Standards
for Thought Reform Consultants.
Carol Giambalvo,
Joseph Kelly, Patrick Ryan & Madeleine Landau Tobias. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.13. No. 2 |
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Pseudo-identity
and the Treatment of Personality Change in Victims of Captivity and
Cults.
Louis J. West,
M.D. & Paul Martin, Ph.D. |
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Psychosocial
Evaluation of Suspected Psychological Maltreatment in Children and
Adolescents.
American
Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. |
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Group Influence
and the Psychology of Cultism Within Re-evaluation Counseling: A
Critique.
Dennis Tourish,
M.Sc., Ph.D. & Pauline Irving, M.Sc., Dip. C.G., C.Psych., Ph.D. |
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The Threat to
Entrepreneurial Freedom and Initiative Posed by "New Age" Management
Training Programs.
Herbert L.
Rosedale, Esq. |
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Order CSJ reprints:Vol.14. No. 1 |
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Introduction: “We Own Her Now.”
Janja Lalich. |
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Dominance and Submission: The
Psychosexual Exploitation of Women in Cults.
Janja Lalich. |
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Gender Attributes That Affect Women’s
Attraction to and Involvement in Cults.
Shelly Rosen. |
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Mothers In Cults: The Influence of Cults
on the Relationship of Mothers to Their Children.
Alexandra Stein. |
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Sex, Lies, and Grand Schemes of Thought
in Closed Groups.
A Collective of Women. |
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No Place
to Go: Life in a Prison Without Bars.
Katherine Betz. |
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Wifely Subjection: Mental Health Issues
in Jehovah’s Witness Women.
Kaynor J. Weishaupt & Michael D.
Stensland. |
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Working with Women Survivors of Cults: An
Empowerment Model for Counselors.
Penny Dahlen. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.14. No. 2 |
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Hypnosis and the Iatrogenic Creation of
Memory: On the Need for a Per Se Exclusion of Testimony Based on
Hypnotically Influenced Recall.
Robert A. Karlin & Martin T. Orne. |
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False Memory and Buridan’s Ass: A
Response to
Karlin and Orne. Alan W. Scheflin. |
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The Individual Cult Experience Index: The
Assessment of Cult Involvement and Its Relationship to Postcult
Distress.
Nadine Winocur, Jonibeth Whitney, Carol Sorenson, Peggy Vaughn, & David
Foy. |
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Order CSJ reprints: Vol.15. No. 1 |
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Women, the Law, and Cults: Three Avenues
of Legal Recourse—New Rape Laws, Violence Against Women Act, and
Antistalking Laws. Robin A. Boyle, J.D. |
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Ideological Intransigence, Democratic
Centralism, and Cultism: A Case Study from the Political Left. Dennis
Tourish, Ph.D. |
