Critical Psychology: An Introduction Second edition Edited by Dennis Fox, Isaac Prilleltensky, & Stephanie Austin London: Sage Publications

Scheduled publication February 2009

[my photo on the cover!]

This substantially revised and expanded second edition includes many chapters on new topics. Unfortunately, to make room we had to leave out some great 1997 chapters. The first edition is still in print, though -- and you can see all 19 first-edition chapter summaries on this site.

Here's what's in the second edition:

	Contents
Part I: Critical Overviews
1.	Critical Psychology for Social Justice: Concerns and Dilemmas	Dennis Fox, Isaac Prilleltensky, & Stephanie Austin
2.	What Critical Psychologists Should Know About the History of Psychology	Ben Harris
3.	Philosophical Concerns in Critical Psychology	Thomas Teo
Part II: Critical Disciplines
4.	Theories of Personality	Tod Sloan
5.	Clinical Psychology: The Politics of Madness	Jeanne Marecek & Rachel T. Hare-Mustin
6.	Social Psychology and Social Change	Frances Cherry
7.	Concepts and Directions in Critical Industrial/Organizational Psychology	Gazi Islam & Michael Zyphur
8.	Community Psychology: Advancing Social Justice	Isaac Prilleltensky & Geoffrey Nelson
9.	Critical Health Psychology	Kerry Chamberlain & Michael Murray
10.	Psychology and the Law: The Crime of Policy and the Search for Justice	Bruce Arrigo & Dennis Fox
11.	Rethinking Subjectivity: A Discursive Psychological Approach to Cognition and Emotion	Alexa Hepburn & Clare Jackson
Part III: Critical Social Issues
12.	Race and Racism	Kevin Durrheim, Derek Hook, & Damien W. Riggs
13.	Social Class	Heather E. Bullock & Wendy M. Limbert
14.	Gender	Victoria Clarke & Virginia Braun
15.	Critical Psychology and Disability Studies: Critiquing the Mainstream, Critiquing the Critique	Ora Prilleltensky
16.	From Colonization to Globalization: Continuities in Colonial “Commonsense”	Ingrid Huygens
17.	Psychosocial Trauma, Poverty, and Human Rights in Communities Emerging From War	M. Brinton Lykes & Erzulie D. Coquillon
18.	Oppression and Empowerment: The Genesis of a Critical Analysis of Mental Health	Michael McCubbin
Part IV: Critical Practice
19.	Doing Theory	Tod Sloan
20.	Research Methodology	Wendy Stainton Rogers
21.	Psychopolitical Validity in Counseling and Therapy	Isaac Prilleltensky, Ora Prilleltensky, & Courte Voorhees
22.	Organizational and Community Change	Scot D. Evans & Colleen Loomis
23.	Critical Psychology and the Politics of Resistance	Vicky Steinitz & Elliot G. Mishler
FAQ	Frequently Asked Questions (similar to this website's FAQ)	Dennis Fox