Resources
The research that institutions cite but do not follow.
What the literature actually says
The gap between what psychology and sociology know about coercive control and institutional betrayal and what courts and institutions do about it is staggering. These references are the foundation of that knowledge. They are cited in clinical training, legal scholarship, and policy documents — and routinely ignored in practice.
Psychopathology
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Public Health
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Trauma & Recovery
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Coercive Control
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Narcissistic Abuse
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Institutional Betrayal
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How to Use These
Each section above draws from its own BibTeX file in assets/ or assets/bib/. To add references to a section, open the corresponding .bib file and add entries in standard BibTeX format. Fields used: author, title, year, journal/booktitle/publisher, doi, url, note.
Supported entry types: @article, @book, @inproceedings, @misc. DOIs are automatically linked via doi.org. If no DOI is present, the url field is used instead.