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Psychological Manipulation, cult groups, sects, and
new religious movements |
How
to Use This Resource Guide
The purpose of this resource guide is to make inquirers
aware of the wide range of resources available through AFF and to direct inquirers to
those resources that are most likely to be useful to them. A detailed table of contents
follows this section.
To most efficiently use this guide, we suggest that you
follow these steps:
Review the section(s) of Suggestions for Inquirers which
seem(s) most relevant to your needs. See table below.
Suggestions For Inquirers
Examine the descriptions of the resources recommended in
Suggestions for Inquirers.
At minimum, subscribe to AFF's Cult Observer so that you will
be assured of being kept abreast of new developments in this field, including conferences
and workshops.
Review the selected essays.
Use the AFF's Bookstore
to order those items that seem most interesting and useful to you.
Include in your order:
- Your name, address, city, state, zip, phone(s), fax, e-mail
- Product ID numbers, names, and quantities of material you
wish to order
- Check (U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank) payable to AFF; or
credit card information (type, expiration date, number, card holder name) in the amount of
your order
- Please write clearly. Prices listed in this guide include
postage and handling. For quantity orders, please contact us about possible discounts.
You may order resources by:
Mail: ICSA - International Cultic Studies Association P.O. Box 2265 Bonita Springs, FL 34133
239.514.3081
, 305.393.8193
e-mail
New Internet
Journal:
Cultic Studies Review (CSR)
is a triannual Internet journal of news, research, and opinion published by
AFF (American Family Foundation).
Although designed as an Internet journal, CSR is
also available in an optional print version.
CSR is the successor to Cults and Society, and
AFF's print periodicals: Cultic Studies Journal and The Cult
Observer, both published from 1984 to 2001.
The former was a peer-reviewed, scholarly journal; the
latter summarized and excerpted press reports about cults and other groups
that arouse concern.
Like its predecessor periodicals, CSR maintains a distinguished
editorial advisory board.
Subscribers to AFF’s free e-mail newsletter, AFF News
Briefs, will be notified about the Internet magazine. Subscribe to AFF News
Briefs.
AFF provides information on resource organizations and
persons to facilitate information seeking, and does not endorse or necessarily agree with
information or opinions, which can change, that these resources provide. We advise
inquirers to be discerning and to examine multiple sources of information.
This resource guide, which we send free to thousands of
people, represents a great expenditure of manpower and printing and postage costs. Please consider making a generous donation
so that we may continue to help others. Thank you!
May 1998
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Resource Guide