
A founding father of the American affiliate of IPPNW which received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985. Harvard psychiatrist, writing essays on nuclear policy, psychiatry, politics, and history. Author of After the Genocides (CSP, 2024).
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I'm a psychiatrist, writer, and co-founder of PSR, the American affiliate of IPPNW which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985. My memoir, After the Genocides, is now available from Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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