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Peter Beresford

England
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service user activist,mental health, disability, welfare issues, committed to participation, UEA, Essex and Brunel University London, Co-chair Shaping Our Lives
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Marginality and psychiatry - two intersecting worlds: psychiatrist- and lived-experience perspectives

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By Thomas Becker, Peter Beresford, George Ikkos, Sven Speerforck
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Against the background of strong social determinants and modulators on the incidence, prevalence, course and lived experience of the dominant western conceptualisation of ‘mental illness’, this text explores literature in the fields of subaltern/subaltern studies, precarity/precariousness, the relationship between precarity and mental health outcomes, as well as madness/Mad Studies.
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Opinion | Uniting against divisive politics

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By Peter Beresford
| The Kathmandu Post Verified
Modern Britain is plagued by a sense of disempowerment and political exclusion—a feeling that is, somewhat ironically, shared between groups of people who otherwise feel divided from one another. This division has opened the door to a frightening rightwing populism that seeks to set “us” against “them”. And so far, the response from traditional political parties seems to amount to little more than trying to mimic rightwing rhetoric.
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Does the key to uniting against divisive politics lie in our personal lives?

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By Peter Beresford, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Modern Britain is plagued by a sense of disempowerment and political exclusion—a feeling that is, somewhat ironically, shared between groups of people who otherwise feel divided from one another. This division has opened the door to a frightening rightwing populism that seeks to set "us" against "them." And so far, the response from traditional political parties seems to amount to little more than trying to mimic rightwing rhetoric.
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