
Helping Survivors of Authoritarian Parents, Siblings, and Partners A Guide for Professionals
Eric Maisel
2018 · 2019 edition
218 pages
Books about totalitarianism show life under a state that controls everything. Informers, propaganda, fear and the small private acts that keep a person human are described in memoirs, histories and unforgettable novels. They are warnings that have lost none of their force. The newest come first.

Eric Maisel
2018 · 2019 edition
218 pages

Carl Boggs
Published 2018
240 pages

Michael Albertus, Sofia Fenner, Dan Slater
Published 2018
112 pages

Christina Dalcher
Published 2018
336 pages

Dina Bishara
Published 2018
204 pages

Matthew Frear
Published 2018
202 pages

Kenneth Kalu, Olajumoke Yacob-Haliso, Toyin Falola
Published 2018
280 pages

James Loxton, Scott Mainwaring
Published 2018
430 pages

Alexander Dukalskis, Johannes Gerschewski
2018 · 2020 edition
126 pages

Cihat Battaloğlu
Published 2018
143 pages

Miroslav Palárik, Alena Mikulásová, Martin Hetényi, Róbert Arpáš
Published 2018
280 pages

James C. F. Wang
Published 2018
244 pages

Yona Sheffer
2018 · 2021 edition
190 pages

Richard W. Carney
Published 2018
316 pages

Jennifer A. Sandlin, Steven J. Burdick
Published 2018
421 pages

Nikos Panou, Hester Schadee
Published 2018
320 pages

Joe Abraham
Published 2018

Áron Máthé
Published 2018
95 pages

Giovanni Boccaccio
Published 2018

Mahmoud Hamad
2018 · 2022 edition
335 pages

Merete Bech Seeberg
Published 2018
192 pages

Halil Karaveli
Published 2018
208 pages

Cinzia Arruzza
Published 2018

Catherine Seavitt Nordenson
Published 2018
294 pages