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Foreword / Peter Beresford -- Introducing mad studies -- Part I. Mad people's history, evolving culture, and language. The movement / Mel Starkman -- Women in 19th-century asylums : three exemplary women; a New Brunswick hero / Nérée St-Amand and Eugène LeBlanc -- Democracy is a very radical idea / Lanny Beckman and Megan J. Davies -- What makes us a community? Reflections on building solidarity in anti-sanist praxis / Shaindl Diamond -- A rose by any other name : naming and the battle against psychiatry / Bonnie Burstow -- Part II. Mad engagements. "Breaking open the bone" : storying, sanism, and mad grief / Jennifer M. Poole and Jennifer Ward -- Mad as hell : the objectifying experience of symbolic violence / Ji-Eun Lee -- A denial of being : psychiatrization as epistemic violence / Maria Liegghio -- Mad success : what could go wrong when psychiatry employs us as "peers"? / Erick Fabris -- Part III. Critiques of psychiatry : practice and pedagogy. The tragic farce of "community mental health care" / Irit Shimrat --

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- I. Introduction -- II. The Mexican Manufacturing and Energy Sectors, and The Energy Reform -- A. The components of manufacturing growth -- B. The role of energy as an input in production and the structure of the energy sector -- C. The Mexican energy reform and energy prices -- III. Energy Prices and Manufacturing Output -- A. Data description -- B. Estimation of energy price elasticities -- C. Quantitative importance -- IV. Energy Prices in a Panel VAR Framework -- V. Conclusion -- References -- Footnotes