By Silvia Naisberg Silberman (Israel)
This collection of essays edited by Arie David Plat and Silvia Naisberg Silberman analyzes the conceptualization of violent processes across the world as well as the circumstances enabling them to exist, and opens up ways to imagine valuable, culturally sensitive interventions. It presents many of the atrocities we know about, those we don’t know about, and those with which we unknowingly collude. Published by Brill & Rodopi, the book elaborates upon presentations from the 11th Global Conference on Violence (Prague, 2013), including a chapter written by the editors, “Another Face of Violence: Internalized Oppression and Detrimental Contracts,” which describes concepts used in clinical consultation.
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Silvia Naisberg Silberman is a psychologist (Israeli Lic.), psychotherapist and lecturer. She is active in promoting social change and coping with hidden and overt violence; consultant to organizations, groups and role holders; and active in the diagnosis and treatment of children and adults with learning disabilities. Associate member, OPUS UK; member, OFEK Israel and Israeli Association of Psychologists.
Silvia Naisberg Silberman, MA
Jerusalem
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