Cults and Psychological Abuse - Selected Bibliography

Where available we are including links to the authors, publishers or relevant document sources.

The Psychology of Fundamentalism (Wiviott, Gerald), with the permission of the author.

Galanter, Marc, editor. 1989. "Cults and New Religious Movements: A Report of the American Psychiatric Association." Washington, American Psychiatric Association.
Goldhammer, John D. 1996. "Under the Influence: The Destructive Effects of Group Dynamics." Amherst, Prometheus Books.
Hassan, Steve. 1988. "Combating Cult Mind Control." Rochester Vermont, Park Street Press.
Lalich, Janja Bounded Choice: True Believers and Charismatic Cults University of California Press C2004, Berkeley and Los Angeles
Kropveld, M. & Pelland, M-A. (2006). The Cult Phenomenon: How Groups Function. Montreal: Info-Cult.
Landau Tobias, Madeleine and Janja Lalich. 1994. Captive hearts, captive minds: freedom and recovery from cults and abusive relationships. Alameda, California, Hunter House Inc.
Langone, Michael D., editor. 1993. "Recovery From Cults: Help for Victims of Psychological and Spiritual Abuse." New York, W.W. Norton & Company.
MacHovec, Frank J.. 1989. "Cults and Personality." Springfield, Illinois, Charles C. Thomas.
Singer, Margaret Thaler with Janja Lalich. 1995. "Cults in Our Midst." San Francisco, California. Jossey-Bass.
Singer, Margaret Thaler and Janja Lalich. 1996. "Crazy Therapies: What Are They? Do They Work?" San Francisco, California. Jossey-Bass.
Zablocki, Benjamin and Robbins, Thomas Misunderstanding Cults: Searching for Objectivity in a Controversial Field. University of Toronto Press, Toronto Buffalo London, c2001.

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