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Part I: Suicide in a Religious and Cross-cultural Perspective; 1 Camilla Wasserman: Religion, more than just protective; 2 Herman M van Praag: The role of religion in suicide prevention; 3 Wu Fei: Confucianism, Taosim, and suicide; 4 Lakshmi Vijayakumar: Hindu religion and suicide in India; 5 Somparn Promta and Prakarn Thomyangkoon: A Buddhist perspective on suicide; 6 Yoshihiro Kaneko, Akiko Yamasaki, and Kiminori Arai: The Shinto religion and suicide in Japan; 7 Aaron Rabinowitz and Israel Orbach: Suicide in the Jewish scriptures; 8 Ahmed Okasha and Tarek Okasha: Suicide and Islam; 9 Oivind Ekeberg and Nils Retterstol: Christianity and suicide; 10 Emilio Ovuga and Jed Boardman: The role of religion in suicide prevention work in Uganda; 11 Gaspar Baquedano: Maya religion and traditions: Inauencing suicide prevention in contemporary Yucatan, Mexico; Part 2: The Magnitude and Implication of Suicide and Attempted Suicide; 12 Jose M Bertolote and Danuta Wasserman: Development of definitions of suicidal behaviours: from suicidal thoughts to completed suicides; 13 Alexandra Fleischmann and Elise Paul: A global perspective on suicides and suicide attempters; 14 Emma Bjorkenstam, Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz, and Armin Schmidtke: Attempted Suicide; 15 Romuald Brunner, Kathrin Mikan, Maximilian Niebler, and Stephanie Kandsperger: International perspective on non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI); 16 David Lester: Extended suicide; 17 Herbert Hendin, Kathleen Foley and Josephine Hendin: Physician Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia in the Netherlands and Oregon: A Medical and Psychological Perspective; 18 Philippe Courtet and Emilie Olie: Legislation and ethics of physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia in psychiatric patients: evidence from Benelux; Part 3: Theories of Suicidal Behaviour; 19 Ilkka Henrik Makinen and Yerko Rojas: Social theories of suicide; 20 Elsa Ronningstam, Igor Weinberg, and John T. Maltsberger: Psychoanalytic theories of suicide: historical overview and empirical evidence; 21 David Rudd and Andrea Perez Munoz: Psychological theories of suicidal behaviour; 22 Gustavo Turecki: Biological theories of suicidal behaviour; 23 Danuta Wasserman, Jerzy Wasserman, Dan Rujescu, and Marcus Sokolowski: Neurobiology and the genetics of suicide; Part 4: Political, Social and Economic Determinants of Suicide; 24 Airi Varnik and Peeter Varnik: Suicide during transition in the Former Soviet Union; 25 David Lester: Suicide during war and genocides; 26 Vsevolod Rozanov: Suicide in military settings; 27 Marco Sarchiapone and Miriam Iosue: Suicide in prisons and remand centres: Risk factors and prevention; 28 Adam Montgomery and Dinesh Bhugra: Suicide among migrants; 29 Jennifer Hughes and Gergo Hadlaczky: Suicide and attempted suicide among indigenous people; 30 Ilkka Henrik Makinen, Yerko Rojas and Danuta Wasserman: Labour market, work environment and suicide; Part 5: Psychiatric and Somatic Determinants of Suicide; 31 Jouko Lonnqvist: Mood and anxiety disorders in suicide and suicide at-tempters; 32 Herbert Hendin: Post-traumatic stress disorder and risk for suicide in combat veterans; 33 Tine Maes and Geert Dom: Alcohol, other psychoactive substance use disorders, and suicide; 34 Merete Nordentoft and Trine Madsen: Suicide among people with psychosis in schizophrenia spectrum epidemiology and prevention; 35 Maj Vinberg and Merete Nordentoft: Suicidal behaviour and bipolar disorder: risk and resilience factors; 36 Judit Balazs and Lili Olga Horvath: Suicidal behaviour and non-suicidal self-injury among patients with eating disorders; 37 Mira Levis Frenk and Alan Apter: Adjustment disorder and suicide in adult and youth population; 38 Barbara Stanley, Raksha Kandlur, and Jennifer Jones: Risk for suicidal behaviour in personality disorders; Part 6: Somatic and gender Determinants of Suicide; 39 Elsebeth Stenager, Egon Stenager and Annette Erlangsen: Somatic diseases and suicidal behaviour; 40 Silvia Sara Canetto: Women and suicidal behaviour: New directions in theory, research and prevention; 41 Wolfgang Rutz and Zoltan Rihmer: Suicide in men: Suicide prevention for the male person; 42 Helen Keeley, Fiachra O Suilleabhain and Marie Leane: Sexual and gender minority populations and suicidal behaviours; Part 7: Suicide Risk Assessment; 43 Gergo Hadlaczky: Decision making and biases in suicide risk assessment; Psychometric Measures; 44 Hilario Blasco Fontecilla and Jose de Leon: Scales for the evaluation of suicide risk; Clinical Measures; 45 Mark Schechter and John T. Maltsberger: The role of the clinical interview in suicide risk assessment; 46 Herbert Hendin: Recognizing a suicide crisis in psychiatric patients; Biological Measures; 47 J. John Mann and Dianne Currier: Biological predictors of suicidal behaviour in mood disorders; 48 Katherin Sudol and Maria A Oquendo: Neuroimaging of Suicidal Behaviour: A Decade of Progress; Part 8: Cost of Suicide and Prevention Strategies; 49 David McDaid, Brendan Kennelly, Susan Andrie, and Brendan McElroy: An economic perspective on suicide across the five continents; 50 Danuta Wasserman: Strategies in suicide prevention; Part 9: Health Care Strategies; Early Detection; 51 Corinna Reichl and Michael Kaess: Early detection of risk-taking, self-harming, and suicidal behaviour; 52 Zoltan Rihmer and Wolfgang Rutz: Early detection and management of suicidal patients in primary care; 53 Emily Halford, Alison M. Lake, and Madelyn S. Gould: Crisis hotlines; Treatment; 54 Hans-Jurgen Moller: Pharmacological and other biological treatments of suicidal individuals; 55 Mark J. Goldblatt and John T. Maltsberger: Countertransference in the treatment of suicidal patients; 56 The psychological and behavioural treatment of suicidal behaviour: what are the common elements of treatments that worka; 57 Beth S. Brodsky, Barbara Stanley, and Ilana Gratch: Dialectical behaviour therapy for suicidal individuals; 58 Megan Chesin and Barbara Stanley: Cognitive and Other Therapies for Suicidal Individuals; 59 Bjorn Meyer: Online treatment programmes for suicidal persons: Current evidence and future directions; 60 Lars Mehlum: Treatment of suicide attempts and suicidal patients in psychiatric care; 61 Natalie B. Riblet and Brian Shiner: Prevention of suicide following psychiatric hospitalization; 62 Karolina Krysinska and Karl Andriessen: Family psycho-education after a suicide attempt; 63 Thomas Bronisch and Flora von Spreti: Art in suicide treatment and prevention; Part 10: Survivors of Suicide Loss; 64 Karl Andriessen and Karolina Krysinska: Suicide loss: Characteristics and support for people bereaved by suicide; 65 Onja T. Grad: Therapists as survivors of suicide loss; Part 11: Young People and Suicide; 66 Maya Iohan-Barak and Israel Orbach: Psychopathology and risk factors for suicide in the young; 67 Mira Levis Frenk, Cendrine Bursztein, and Alan Apter: Psychiatric disorders in suicide and suicide attempters; 68 Gil Zalsman, Gal Shoval and Nir Lubad: The link between physical disorders and suicidality in children and adolescents; 69 David Brent: Effective treatments for suicidal youth: Psychosocial and pharmacological approaches; 70 Anthony Spirito, Christianne Esposito-Smythers, and Shayna Cheek: Individual therapy techniques with suicidal adolescents; Part 12: Elderly People and Suicide; 71 Diego De Leo, Brian Draper, and Karolina Krysinska: Suicidal older people in clinical and community settings : Risk factors, treatment and suicide prevention; Part 13: Public Health Strategies; Awareness and Education; 72 David Titelman and Danuta Wasserman: Suicide prevention by education and the moulding of attitudes; 73 Camilla Wasserman and Vladimir Carli: Universal suicide prevention in schools; 74 Ulrich Hegerl, Ines Heinz, and Julian Hug: Multilevel approaches in adult suicide prevention; 75 Michael Westerlund and Thomas Niederkrotenthaler: Mass-media and suicide prevention; 76 Michael Westerlund and Karolina Krysinska: The role of the Internet in suicide prevention from the public health perspective; 77 Gerard Camy: Representations of suicide in cinema; Controlling the access to means of suicide; 78 Cyril Hoschl and Pavla ?ermakova: The role of restricting access to potentially lethal medication in suicide prevention; 79 Michael R. Phillips and David Gunnell: Restrictions of access to pesticides in suicide prevention; 80 Thomas Reisch: Gun availability and gun control in suicide prevention; 81 Karl-Heinz Ladwig, Natalia Erazo, and Karoline Lukaschek: Prevention of metropolitan and railway suicide; 82 Vladimir Carli and Miriam Iosue: Protecting bridges in suicide prevention; 83 Paul Yip, Yingqi Guo, Lynn Tang, and Ying-Yeh Chen: Prevention of suicide by jumping: experiences from Taipei City (Taiwan), Hong Kong and Singapore; 84 Ying-Yeh Chen, Jacky Wong, and Paul Yip: Prevention of suicide due to charcoal burning; 85 Gergo Hadlaczky and Danuta Wasserman: Restriction of alcohol in suicide prevention; Part 14: Worldwide networking in Suicide Research and Prevention; 86 Devora Kestel and Alexandra Fleischmann: The World Health Organization s role in suicide prevention; 87 Vladimir Carli, Danuta Wasserman, and Jean Pierre Kahn: The World Psychiatric Association Section of Suicidology; 88 Marco Sarchiapone, Jorge Lopez Castroman, and Carla Gramaglia: The European Psychiatric Association Section on Suicidology and Suicide Prevention; 89 Danuta Wasserman and Vladimir Carli: European College of Neuropsychopharmacology network on studies of suicide and suicide prevention; 90 Danuta Wasserman and J. John Mann: The International Academy of Suicide Research; 91 Lars Mehlum and Ella Arensman: The International Association for Suicide Prevention; 92 Amy J. Kulp and Julie Cerel: The American Association of Suicidology; 93 Robert Gebbia and Christine Moutier: The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; 94 Herbert Hendin: Suicide Prevention International; 95 Karl Andriessen: The role of volunteer organizations in suicide prevention

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