The International Mad Studies Journal provides a dedicated space for thinking, critiquing, exchanging ideas and debating a broad range of topics relevant to Mad Studies.  The International Journal of Mad Studies values creativity and vision, and we strive to do things differently to more traditional journals.  Our aim is to create a community of people with lived experience and those without who have a common interest in advancing our knowledge, understanding and respect for Mad Studies.

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): International Mad Studies Journal

Published: 2022-12-14

Mad Studies Genealogy and Praxis

Lucy Costa, Lori Ross

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Word Salad

Christopher Thatcher

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Quack Law

Bryan Bernstein

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Power of Self as the Resource and the North Star

A Discursive Analysis of Lived Experience Leaders’ Constructions of Lived Experience Leadership

Stephanie Stewart, Terri Warner, Vrinda Edan, Dominic Makuvachuma, Hamilton Kennedy, Cath Roper, Brett Scholz, Scott Griffiths

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Akathisiacs

Rosiel Elwyn

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