Handbook of culture and mental illness Book

	Contributors
	Preface
1	Culture and Mental Illness in an International Perspective	3
2	Transcultural Psychiatry in Egypt	53
3	Culture, Religion, and Mental Illness in Nigeria	65
4	The Politics of Culture and Mental Illness: The Case of South Africa	73
5	Mental Disorders in Tanzania: A Cultural Perspective	85
6	The Interface Between Culture and Mental Illness in French Speaking West Africa	93
7	Social Correlates and Cultural Dynamics of Mental Illness in Traditional Society: India	115
8	Culture and Mental Illness among Jews in Israel	129
9	Culture and Mental Illness in South Korea	147
10	Culture and Mental Illness in Singapore: A Sociocultural Perspective	159
11	Mental Illness in an Islamic-Mediterranean Culture: Turkey	169
12	Psychiatry in Multicultural Australia	185
13	Cultural Factors, Religious Beliefs, and Mental Illness in Bali: Indonesia	203
14	Social and Cultural Psychiatry of Jamaicans, at Home and Abroad	215
15	Ancient Beliefs and Psychiatry in Mexico	231
16	Uruguay: Subcultures under Apparent Cultural Uniformity	239
17	Social and Cultural Factors in German Psychiatry	249
18	Modernization and Mental Illness in Greenland	269
19	Culture and Mental Illness in the Iberian Peninsula	281
20	Culture, Politics, and Mental Illness in the Czech and Slovak Republics	291
21	Hungarian Culture and Mental Illness	303
22	Mental Illness Among American Indians and Alaska Natives	315
23	Mental Health Patterns for the New Zealand Maori	331
24	Mental Health Among Minorities and Immigrants in Britain	347
	Name Index	361
	Subject Index	373