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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69777-0cept of boundary has become a classic thinking tool for social scientists because of its ability to capture the fundamental social process of relationality between many social phenomena, encompassing topics such as social and collective identity, professions and work, communities and spatial boundar

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Weizhang Huang,Lennard Kamenski,Jens Lang coercive means can pose ethical issues debated within the professional teams, as well as produce negative personal feelings and threats to professional identity as carers. This chapter presents how the coercive dimension of psychiatric practice, when acknowledged as such—either because it seems evi

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