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Books

  • Seu I.B. (ed.) (2000) “Who am I? The Self and Ego in Psychoanalysis” Vol.V in the series 'Encyclopedia of Psychoanalysis'. London: Rebus Press/ Karnac.
  • Seu, I.B. and Heenan, C. (eds.) (1998) Feminism and Psychotherapy; Reflections on contemporary theories and practices.Vol.3 in the series: ‘Perspectives on Psychotherapy’  London: Sage.

Book chapters

  • Orgad, S. and I.B. Seu (under review) Humanitarianism at work; complexities and contradictions. Culture, Communication and critique.
  • Cameron, L. and I.B. Seu ( under review) The poetics of place in the discourse of social empathy and charity appeals. Text and Talk
  • Seu, I.B. (forthcoming) Bystanders to Human Rights appeals: a critical reappraisal of the ‘Passive Bystander’ phenomenon. In Levine & Dixon Beyond Helping: Theory, Methods and Practice in Helping Research
  • Seu, I.B. (2011) Virtual Bystanders to Human rights abuses; a psychosocial analysis. In T. Cushman (ed.) International Handbook of Human Rights. Routledge
  • Seu, I.B. (2009) Shameful silences: self-protective secrets and methodological omissions. In: R. Ryan-Flood  and R. Gill (eds.) Secrets and Silences in the Research Process: Feminist Reflections.  London: Routledge
  • Seu, I.B. (2008) Shameful silences: self-protective secrets and methodological omissions. In: R. Ryan-Flood  and R. Gill (eds.) Secrets and Silence in the Research Process: Feminist Reflections.  London: Routledge
  • Seu I.B. (2005). Feminist Psychotherapy. In C. Feltham, & I. Horton (Eds.),  Handbook of Psychotherapy and Counselling.(2nd ed.) London: Sage
  • Cohen, S., & Seu, I.B. (2002). Knowing enough not to feel much: emotional thinking about human rights appeals. In  M. Bradley & P. Pedro (Eds.), Truth claims: Representation and Human Rights. Rutgers University Press.
  • Seu I.B. (2000). Feminist Psychotherapy. In C. Feltham,  & I. Horton (Eds.), Handbook of Psychotherapy and Counselling. London: Sage

Journal articles

  • Seu, I.B. (2011) ‘Shoot the messenger’ dynamics of positioning and denial in response to Human Rights appeals. Journal of Human Rights Practice
  • Seu. I.B. and L. Cameron (under review) The role of empathic mutual positioning in reconciliation work. Journal of Peace Research
  • Seu. I.B. (in press) “Everybody is welcome but nobody is living next to me”; talking of emotions and with emotions about refugees. Special issue on ‘Asylum and Refugees’ Annual Review of Critical Psychology.
  • Seu, I.B. (in press). Bystanders to  Human Rights appeals: A critical reappraisal of the ‘Passive Bystander’ phenomenon. Human Relations.
  • Seu, I.B. (under review) Bystanders to  Human Rights appeals: a critical reappraisal of the ‘Passive Bystander’ phenomenon. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology
  • Seu, I.B. (2010) Doing Denial: Audiences’ Reactions to Human Rights Appeals. Discourse and Society. Vol. 21(4)
  • Seu, I.B. (2010) The ‘anti-social’ nature of prosocial research; a psychosocial critique. Psychology Compass
  • Moore, L and I.B. Seu (accepted for publication) Giving children a voice; children’s positioning in Family Therapy. Journal of Family Therapy
  • Moore, L and I. B. Seu (2010) ‘Doing family therapy’; a Foucauldian Discourse Analysis. European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling. Vol.12 (4)
  • Seu. I.B. (2008)“Everybody is welcome but …”. Talking of emotions and with emotions about refugees; a psychosocial discursive analysis. In  Callaghan, J and R. Capdevila (Eds.)  Special issue on Globalization, Migration & Asylum: the peril of the alien and the safety of the familiar. Annual Review of Critical Psychology. Vol.6; 71-88
  • Seu, I.B. (2007) Psychology’s contribution to bystander non-intervention.  Social Practice/Psychological Theorising Article 6; retrieved 04/01/07 from http://sppt-gulerce.boun.edu.tr.html
  • Seu, I.B. (2007) Psychology’s contribution to bystander non-intervention.  Social Practice/Psychological Theorising Article 6; retrieved 04/01/07 from http://sppt-gulerce.boun.edu.tr.html
  • Seu, I.B. (2006). Shameful selves: Women’s feelings of inadequacy and constructed facades. European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling, 8(3).
  • Seu, I.B. (2003). The woman with the baby: Exploring narratives of female refugees. Exile and Asylum Feminist Review, 74. London: Pelgrave.
  • Seu, I.B. ( 2003). Your stomach makes you feel that you don’t want to know anything about it : Desensitization, defence mechanisms and rhetoric in response to and Human Rights abuses. Journal of Human Rights, 2(2), 183-196.
  • Seu I.B. (2003) .Desensitisation and Human Rights abuses:  Defence mechanisms and rhetoric in talk about inaction. Human Frailty. Journal of Human Rights, 2(2).
  • Seu I.B. (2000). Feminist psychoanalytic psychotherapy: Some reflections on a complex undertaking. Changes, 18(4).
 
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