Sine morbo? An Alternative Institutional Diagnosis for Extremist Groups and Organisations | Academic Journal of Internal Affairs

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extremist organisations
prejudice
organisational deviance

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Sine morbo? An Alternative Institutional Diagnosis for Extremist Groups and Organisations. (2010). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 58(7-8), 19-42. https://doi.org/10.38146/bsz-ajia.2010.v58.i7-8.pp19-42

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This essay investigates a hypothetical analogy between the extremist groups and organisations, and an alternative set of criteria for diagnosing certain selected mental disturbances in psychiatry. Organizational disturbances are in the focus of the analysis.

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