Social Workers have a broad task in front of them. They are not only asked to help their own clients but are tasked with enhancing human wellbeing in general. This has always led to questions of economic systems and what effect they might be having on people. This paper will explore the effects that economic systems have on mental health. First will be a review of what the literature has to say about capitalism and its effects. Because socialism is so widely considered an alternative to capitalism, the paper will briefly describe the effects of that system as well. Finally the paper will offer an alternative theoretical model, Participatory Economics, and explore ways that that system addresses some of the mental health issues that come up ...
The present study examines the place of the mental health sufferers within the current labour market...
This paper brings together findings from current research into mental health and employment from an ...
Background: Demands for economic inputs to mental health policy-making, practice decisions and resea...
A clear link exists between social and economic inequality and poor mental health. There is a social...
abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to examine the relationship between mental illness and capit...
Abstract—I suggest that there is a profound crisis of mental health care under advanced capitalism i...
Background: Mental health systems appear to be among the first casualties of an economic downturn. G...
this is a paper about the need to incoporate changing econimic landscapes into our understanding of ...
The paper explores the application of ideas derived from psychotherapy to questions of economic and ...
This essay discusses mental illness as an expression of capitalist exploitation conditions. In order...
It is generally believed that economic downturns lead to increasing mental instability in the commun...
One in four of us can expect to encounter mental health problems during our lifetime, so the impacts...
This lecture argues that mental health is a major factor of production. It is the biggest single inf...
Prior to the 1980s, economists paid scant attention to schiz-ophrenia, or indeed to mental health in...
This research paper examines the correlation between economic and non-economic factors and mental he...
The present study examines the place of the mental health sufferers within the current labour market...
This paper brings together findings from current research into mental health and employment from an ...
Background: Demands for economic inputs to mental health policy-making, practice decisions and resea...
A clear link exists between social and economic inequality and poor mental health. There is a social...
abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to examine the relationship between mental illness and capit...
Abstract—I suggest that there is a profound crisis of mental health care under advanced capitalism i...
Background: Mental health systems appear to be among the first casualties of an economic downturn. G...
this is a paper about the need to incoporate changing econimic landscapes into our understanding of ...
The paper explores the application of ideas derived from psychotherapy to questions of economic and ...
This essay discusses mental illness as an expression of capitalist exploitation conditions. In order...
It is generally believed that economic downturns lead to increasing mental instability in the commun...
One in four of us can expect to encounter mental health problems during our lifetime, so the impacts...
This lecture argues that mental health is a major factor of production. It is the biggest single inf...
Prior to the 1980s, economists paid scant attention to schiz-ophrenia, or indeed to mental health in...
This research paper examines the correlation between economic and non-economic factors and mental he...
The present study examines the place of the mental health sufferers within the current labour market...
This paper brings together findings from current research into mental health and employment from an ...
Background: Demands for economic inputs to mental health policy-making, practice decisions and resea...