50 years after deinstitutionalization : mental illness in contemporary communities.

Includes bibliographical references.<br>Same problem, different century: issues in recreating the functions of public psychiatric hospitals in community based settings / William Fisher, Jeffrey Geller, Dana McMannus -- "Forever children" and autonomous citizens: comparing the deinstitutionalizations of psychiatric patients and developmentally disabled individuals in the US / Adrianna Bagnall, Gil Eyal -- An institutional analysis of public sector mental health in the post-deinstitutionalization era / Teresa Scheid -- Social environment and mental illness: the progress and paradox of deinstitutionalization / Russell Schutt -- The revolving door: patient needs and network turnover during mental health treatment / Will Mcconnell, Brea Perry -- Understandings of community among people using publicly funded community mental health services / Alisa Lincoln, Wallis Adams -- Revisiting the relationships among community mental health services, stigma and well-being / Kristen Marcussen, Christian Ritter -- The self-stigma of psychiatric patients: implications for identities, emotions, and the life course / Sarah Harkness, Amy Kroska, Bernice Pescosolido -- The "dignity of the sick": managing social stigma by mental patients in the community / Nana Tuntiya -- Borderline personality disorder and the biomedical mismatch / Sandra Sulzer, Gracie Jackson, Ashelee Yang -- Soldier, elder, prisoner, ward: psychotropics in the era of transinstitutionalization / Anthony Hatch, Marik Xavier-Brier, Brandon Attell, Eryn Viscarra.