Introduction: Economic downturns may precede reduced social tolerance towards the
mentally ill that, in turn, may manifest as increased reporting of disordered individuals for …

Background The aim was to investigate the associations between mental disorders and
three different measures of labour-market marginalisation, and differences between native …

Norredam M, Garcia‐Lopez A, Keiding N, Krasnik A. Excess use of coercive measures in
psychiatry among migrants compared with native Danes. Objective: To investigate …

Background Sweden has like other European countries experienced an increasing global
migration in the last decenniums. Mental disorders have become relatively more common …

Background Resources are essential for mental health. In temporary stressful situations
throughout life, people need to use a particular type of resources, their “reserves”, to handle …

Reducing social assistance dependency is high on the political agenda; labour market and
social exclusion of youth, in particular, has been considered worrisome. With these policy …

Background The aims were to elucidate if trajectories of labour market marginalization
(LMM), measured as sickness absence (SA)/disability pension (DP) or unemployment …

Objectives A period of economic recession may be particularly difficult for people with
mental health problems as they may be at higher risk of losing their jobs, and more …

Background: Immigrants in Europe appear to be at higher risk of psychiatric coercive
interventions. Involuntary psychiatric hospitalization poses significant ethical and clinical …

Background Societies under duress may selectively increase the reporting of disordered
persons from vulnerable communities to law enforcement. Mentally ill African American …