Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence 1st Edition

Capture the lasting human impact of political violence and systemic oppression with Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence (1st Edition) by Joshua L. Miller. This authoritative volume illuminates how individuals, families, and communities respond to targeted harm—bridging rigorous research with practical insight for clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and humanitarian practitioners.

Drawing on contemporary theory and a trauma-informed lens, Miller examines psychological and social processes that shape recovery, resilience, and intergenerational effects. Readers will find clear explanations of risk and protective factors, culturally sensitive assessment strategies, and frameworks for designing interventions in diverse settings—from urban centers in North America and Europe to conflict-affected regions across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The text balances scholarly depth with accessible language, making it valuable for graduate courses, field professionals, and multidisciplinary teams.

Why this volume matters: it translates complex evidence into usable guidance for addressing oppression-driven distress, supporting community healing, and informing humane policy. Whether you work in mental health services, social policy, or international aid, this book equips you with the concepts and tools to respond ethically and effectively to sociopolitical trauma.

Engaging, current, and globally relevant, Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand and mitigate the psychosocial consequences of targeted harm. Order your copy today to deepen your practice, shape informed policy, and promote resilient communities.

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