International Cultic Studies Association |
| The International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) is an interdisciplinary network of academicians, professionals, former group members, and families who study and educate the public about social-psychological influence and control, authoritarianism, and zealotry in cultic groups, alternative movements, and other environments. Founded in 1979 as AFF (American Family Foundation), ICSA took on its current name in late 2004 to better reflect the organization's focus and increasingly international and scholarly dimensions. |
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Permission to Reprint materials from ICSA ICSA
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books,
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If you wish to reprint in a journal or newsletter an article copyrighted by
ICSA or if you wish to translate an ICSA book, please send a signed, written (snail
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If an article you wish to reprint or a book you wish to translate was reprinted by ICSA with the permission of the original publisher, then you should contact the original publisher for permission to reprint. Michael D. Langone, Ph.D. |
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