Forensic psychiatry, race, and culture /

authors:

Fernando, Suman.
Ndegwa, David
Wilson, Melba

subjects:

Forensic psychiatry -- Cross-cultural studies
Psychiatrists -- Attitudes
Forensic psychiatry
Cross-Cultural comparison
Race relations
Mental Disorders -- ethnology

publishers:

Routledge,

ISBN:

0415153212 (hbk)
0415153220 (pbk)

notes:

Includes bibliographical references (p. [251]-276) and index.

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