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Vol. 23 No. 3 (2025): Special Issue: Palestine

Published: 2025-12-09

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24135/ppi.v23i3.01

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GUEST EDITORIAL

Palestine as a moral compass for the critique and transformation of society and psychology

Mai Albzour, Lama Abbas, Pedro Henrique Antunes da Costa

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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

Colonisation and resistance Frantz Fanon’s lens on the Israeli occupation of Palestine, gender, and mental health

Samah Jabr, Maria Helbich

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Acts of interdiction and acts of reaffirmation of humanity in 21st century colonialism Reflections on the occupation, genocide, and resistance of the Palestinian people

Artur Mamed, Muna Muhammad Odeh, Thessa Guimarães

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Learning from the Palestinian people Eight lessons for psychology

David Pavón-Cuéllar

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Psychoanalysis, Palestine, and solidarity now

Ian Parker

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Palestinian resistance and the limits of bourgeois rationality Reflections on psychology’s de-ideologising task

Larissa Bulhões

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National sovereignty and anti-imperialist struggle Decolonising mental health in Palestine and Latin America

Solange Struwka, Robert Filipe dos Passos

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The quilombagem–sumud dialectic Implications for Brazilian (and capitalist periphery) psychology

Pedro Henrique Antunes da Costa

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Where is the Brazilian psychology? Apartheid, colonialism, and resistance in Palestine and Brazil

José das Graças Silva Junior

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Speaking to silence Palestine, psychotherapy, and transactional analysis

Nada Khader, Jinan Joudeh, Julia Pool, Zaynab Bunsie, Sophie Fong Clarke, Nicole Turner, Keith Tudor

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