Abstract
Bandy Lee Thomas Dunne Books , 2017 , HB, 360 pp, £ 21.59 , 978-1250179456 In The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump , a book published in October 2017, 27 psychiatrists and others point to the dangerousness of this president. They agree that, although a diagnosis should not be made without examination of the patient, dangerousness may be assessed from observed behaviour. A forensic psychiatrist, who has studied the principles on which the assessment of current and future dangerousness in violent criminals is based, concludes: ‘Trump is now the most powerful head of …
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