The U.S. Psycho-Pharmaceutical-Industrial Complex

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American Political Passivity, Anti-Authoritarianism, and Building a Base: Talk at the Military-Industrial Complex at 50 Conference

I want to begin by explaining how a clinical psychologist ends up giving the final talk at a conference on the military-industrial complex. Actually, for many years now, I’ve been writing and speaking about—and fighting against—another industrial complex, the pharmaceutical-industrial complex, specifically the psycho-pharmaceutical-industrial complex. All these industrial complexes are painful similar in their revolving […]

Talk at the “Military Industrial Complex at 50” Conference, Charlottesville, VA

American Political Passivity, Anti-Authoritarianism, and Building a Base

As mental illness has become profitable, we are seeing more of it

The U.S. Psycho-Pharmaceutical-Industrial Complex

In Eugene Jarecki’s documentary film Why We Fight, about the U.S. military-industrial complex, U.S. foreign policy critic Chalmers Johnson states: “I guarantee you when war becomes that profitable, you are going to see more of it.” Similarly, as mental illness has become extremely profitable, we are seeing more of it.

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The Green Shadow Cabinet and a Mental Health Declaration of Independence 

The Green Shadow Cabinet, launched in spring 2013, is led by 2012 Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein. Its purpose is to provide an ongoing opposition and alternative voice to the dysfunctional U.S. government—and to demonstrate what a government of, by, and for the people (rather than of, by, and for, giant corporations) looks like. […]

The Green Shadow Cabinet and a Mental Health Declaration of Independence

The Green Shadow Cabinet, launched in spring 2013, is led by 2012 Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein. Its purpose is to provide an ongoing opposition and alternative voice to the dysfunctional U.S. government—and to demonstrate what a government of, by, and for the people (rather than of, by, and for, giant corporations) looks like. […]