Radical Psychology
Editors
Editors
Brenda LeFrançois
is a critical psychologist and faculty member in the social work
department at Laurentian University.
Dan Aalbers
teaches psychology at Central Michigan University.
Editorial
Board
Shlomit Schuster
is a philosopher and an independent scholar and lecturer.
Michael McCubbin
is a researcher at Laval University, Quebec. He serves as Book Review
Editor and is a member of the editorial board. He is also Associate
Editor of Ethical Human Sciences and Services, and is on the Editorial
Board of the Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
Moshe Landsman
is a lecturer at Kaye teachers college in Beer-Sheva Israel and
Director of psycholological services in Arara al-Nakeb, a Bedouin town
in Sourthern Israel. He was international director of the
Psychology Department Project at the University of Prishtina, Kosova,
from 2001 to 2006 and a clinical consultant to the WHO
Roma-Askali-Egyptian psychosocial project in Mitrovica, Kosova. He
reports that he is addicted to his bicycle but not for sport.
Rhonda Love
is a psychologist and a professor is the Department of Public Health
Sciences, University of Toronto.
Tod Sloan
is Chair of Counseling Psychology at Lewis and Clark College in
Portland, Oregon. He is the author of Life Choices (Westview, 1996) and
Damaged Life (Routledge, 1996). He edited the collection Critical
Psychology: Voices for Change (Macmillan, 2000). His primary interests
are in psychoanalysis and critical social theory.
Eleni Hatzidimitriadoui
is a lecturer in Community Care at the Tizard Center, UKC.
Louis N. Sandowsky
is presently based in London, England where he works as a freelance
writer and editor in association with Haifa University and Middlesex
University. He was a Teaching and Research Fellow for the
Department of Philosophy at Haifa University from 1999-2003.