Contributors. Preface. Part I: Acculturation, Psychopathology, and the Refugee Experience
1. The Experiment of Being a Refugee: Insights from the Research Literature Barry N. Stein
2. The Acculturation Process and Refugee Behavior John W. Berry
3. Migration and Psychopathology Joseph Westermeyer
4. Psychopathology and Social Disruption in Refugees Keh-Ming Lin Part II: Experiences with Various Refugee Groups
5. Experiences in a First Asylum Country: Thailand Bhirom Sughandabhirom
6. An Israeli Experience with Falasha Refugees David Zipstein, Rivka Hanegbi and Rachel Taus
7. Indochinese Refugees in Community and Clinic: A Report from Asia and the United States Joseph Westermeyer
8. Child and Adolescent Refugees: Psychiatric Assessment and Treatment Jean E. Carlin
9. Mental Health Care for Rapidly Changing Environments: Emergency Relief to Unaccompanied Youths of the 1980 Cuban Refugee Wave Jose Szapocznik and Raquel E. Cohen
10. Refugee Women and Their Daughters: A Comparison of Soviet, Vietnamese, and Native-Born American Families Rita J. Simon Part III: Special Assessment and Intervention Techniques
11. Mental Health Assessment of Refugees Carolyn L. Williams
12. A Psychoeducational Assessment Procedure for Southeast Asian Refugee Students Don A. Irwin and Camilla Madden
13. Mental Health Consultation in Refugee Camps Richard Harding and John Looney
14. The Establishment of Outpatient Mental Health Services for Southeast Asian Refugees J. David Kinzie Part IV: Implications for Policy Decisions
15. Planning Mental Health Services for Refugees Joseph Westermeyer and Carolyn L. Williams. Author Index. Subject Index.