Index

Charles Marley (University of Edinburgh, UK)

Problematising Young People

ISBN: 978-1-83867-896-8, eISBN: 978-1-83867-895-1

Publication date: 2 December 2019

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Marley, C. (2019), "Index", Problematising Young People, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 153-159. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83867-895-120191003

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INDEX

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm screening service (AAA screening service)
, 115

Additional support needs
, 57, 60–62, 63–71

reality of
, 75

Advanced nurse-practitioner
, 91–93

Alliance
, 12–13

Amphetamine
, 102

Apparatus
, 15–16

of alliance
, 17–18

analysing
, 17–18

as analytical focus
, 13–14

of education
, 41–42

function
, 16–17

as a topology
, 35

of truth
, 11–13

Archaeology
, 21–22

‘Attachment’ discourse
, 81

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
, 1, 68–71, 75–76, 80–81, 83, 91, 115, 121

assessment
, 101

child
, 93

combining ethnography and Foucault to investigating
, 125–127

constructing problem
, 79–81

creating everyday practice
, 96–98

diagnostic process
, 27–28

discontinuity of practice
, 84–85

diverse logics of problematisation
, 81–84

frequency of appearance
, 6, 7

functioning of ADHD knowledge and treatment
, 114–116

layering
, 79–80

machine
, 87, 91–92, 93, 97–98, 102

problematising ADHD diagnoses
, 7

psychological truth
, 3

rise of
, 5–7

risk
, 92

shifting procedures
, 85–88

symptoms
, 1–2

‘truthing’ ADHD through psychiatric research
, 3–5

‘working backwards’ process
, 80–81

see also Methodological plan

Authorities of delimitation
, 23

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
, 73–75, 129–130

Autistic traits
, 129–130

Better Schools and Working Together: Education and Training
, 43–44

Biological aetiology
, 4–5

Biological defects
, 58

Biomedical logic
, 86

Black Report, The
, 96

‘Boolean’ technique
, 32

Bretton Woods agreement
, 40

Bureaucratic and domestic machinery
, 13–14, 32–33

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
, 6, 15, 27–28, 29–30, 79, 91, 92, 115, 116

comparing CAMHS practice with official knowledge
, 84–85

management structure
, 30

professionals
, 30–31

service
, 27–28, 34

service specification
, 91

team meetings with membership
, 31

Children and Young People (Scotland) Act (2014)
, 97

Clinical judgement
, 92

to streamlined assessment
, 85–88

Competency-based career framework (KSF)
, 94

Complex inequality
, 54

Complex needs, inclusion of
, 59–61

Concrete constellations
, 126–127

Conners’ rating scales
, 88, 92–93

Contemporary psychiatric power, functioning of
, 106–107

Contemporary transdisciplinary ethnographic research
, 125–126

Correlations, system of
, 35

Critical theory-driven ethnographic approach
, 33

Critical ethnography
, 27–32

‘Critique of International Consensus Statement on ADHD’
, 123

Curriculum Guidance 8: Education for Citizenship
, 43

Defined Daily Doses (DDD)
, 5

Deindustrialisation
, 40–42, 47–50

social exclusion as problematisation of the effects of
, 53

Delinquent child, problematisation of
, 11

Developmental psychopathology
, 84–85

Dextroamphetamine
, 102

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
, 111–112

Disability

changing category of
, 56–57

new technology of
, 57–59

Disciplinary power
, 102–104

elaborating the functioning of
, 102–104

Discipline and governmentality
, 10–11

Discipline and Punish (Foucault)
, 11, 12, 104, 105

Discourse
, 8–10

of active citizen
, 43

of clinical psychology
, 23

Foucault’s concept
, 10–11

Discursive practices
, 21

Dispositif
, 16

Disruptive Behaviour Disorders
, 130

Division
, 71–76

Dopamine
, 130–131

Dysfunctional neural circuitry
, 121

Education
, 53

changing category of disability
, 56–57

young person shaping through inclusion
, 55–56

Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act (2004)
, 57, 60–61, 66

Education (Scotland) Act (1945, 1981)
, 57–58, 60

Educational psychology
, 77

Education Reform Act (1988)
, 42–43

Embodied objectivity
, 134

Emotion ‘dysregulation’
, 82

Encouraging Citizenship
, 43

Enterprise Zones
, 45

Enunciative function
, 22–23

‘Epiphenomena’ subjects
, 125–126

Extremities of power
, 25–26, 31–32, 124–125

Family as ‘hinge’ in psychiatric power functioning
, 107–108

Fatal unclutteredness
, 129

Finance Act (1980)
, 45

Floating population
, 13

Formal psychiatric knowledge
, 102

Formulaic approach
, 87

Foucauldian concept of power
, 24

Foucauldian conceptualisation
, 95–96

Foucauldian governmentality studies
, 95–96

Foucauldian scholarship
, 125–126

Foucauldian-inspired ethnographic ‘case study’
, 27

apparatus as a topology
, 35

applying rhizomatic logic/offering topological account
, 32–35

critical ethnography
, 27–32

Full employment
, 38

Functional overdetermination
, 12–13, 17–18

Functioning of contemporary psychiatric power
, 106–107

Genealogy
, 21–22

Google Books Ngram Viewer
, 6

Governance

neoliberalism as
, 93–94

of young people
, 134

Governmental practices
, 33

Governmentality
, 10–13, 101–102

Grids of specification
, 23–24

‘Handicapped’ category
, 58, 59

Health Divide, The
, 96

History of Sexuality
, 11, 12, 14, 17–18

Illness
, 83–84

Impaired emotion regulation
, 82

Impaired emotional availability
, 81–82

Incentives
, 45–46

Inclusion, official procedures of
, 63

avoiding inscription of ‘severity’ as ‘real’ difference
, 76–77

‘witches brew’ of actual practice
, 71–76

Inclusive education
, 128–129

Inequality
, 47, 128

Infinitesimal mechanisms
, 25–26

Information Services Division (ISD)
, 5

Insecure anxious attachment
, 82

Interconnected economic system
, 40–41

‘International Consensus Statement on ADHD’
, 123

International Narcotics Control Board (INCB)
, 5

Invisible machinery
, 14

Journal of Orthopsychiatry
, 4

Knowledge
, 8–10, 16, 17

objects and agents of
, 133

partiality
, 132–133

‘psy’ knowledges
, 4, 11

Labour and Conservative political party archives
, 32

Labour market
, 38

Layering
, 34–35, 79–80

Le dispositif
, 16–17

Learning
, 44

Leper colony
, 105

Life-long learning
, 44–45

Lines of flight
, 36

Local Government Planning and Land Act (1980)
, 45

Mainstream school
, 56–59

Malleability of reality
, 126

‘Margaret Thatcher Foundation, The’
, 32

Marginalisation of young people
, 50

Marshall plan
, 40

Medical authority
, 115

Medical examination as ‘ritual of ‘truth’
, 101–102

Medical services
, 115

Medically induced docility
, 102–104

Medication review
, 101, 102, 130–131

actual functioning of psychiatric panopticism
, 104–105

elaborating the functioning of disciplinary power
, 102–104

extending beyond confines of the ‘review’
, 108–111

family as ‘hinge’ in functioning of psychiatric power
, 107–108

functioning of ADHD knowledge and treatment
, 114–116

functioning of contemporary psychiatric power
, 106–107

invoking biomedical authority
, 112–114

medical examination as ‘ritual of ‘truth’
, 101–102

systematisation of psychiatric statements
, 111–112

Methodological plan
, 15

apparatus
, 15–17

apparatus and social reality, analysis of
, 17–18

methods for application of theory
, 18–25

See also Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Methylphenidate
, 5, 83–84, 102, 130–131

Micro-level examination, problematising ADHD through
, 123

combining ethnography and Foucault to investigating ADHD
, 125–127

keeping the account moving and unfinished
, 129–133

revealing disreputable origins and unpalatable functions
, 127–129

Milling
, 38

Modernisation, material effects of
, 41–42

Modernising agenda
, 94–95, 96

‘Movement’
, 132

Multiple deprivation
, 54

National certificate
, 44

National Curriculum
, 42–43

National Health Service (NHS)
, 15, 94–95, 97

management structure
, 30

National Programme for Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing
, 96–97

National Services Scotland
, 5

Neoliberalism
, 39

as governance
, 93–94

in Scottish apparatus of health
, 94–96

Neurodevelopmental disorders
, 97–98, 130

Neurological dysfunction
, 130

New Right

flagship
, 45–46, 47

rationalities
, 39–40, 42

New Training Initiative: A Consultative Document, A
, 43–44

New Training Initiative: A Programme for Action, A
, 43–44

Normalisation
, 71–76

Nurse prescribing/prescriber
, 91, 93–94

Nursing
, 91

expanding authority of
, 91–93

‘Nurture group’ intervention
, 72–73

Objective science
, 123–124

Objective vision
, 134

Objects of thought
, 124

Official communications
, 28

Organicity of hyperkinesis
, 4

Paralysis
, 133

Parent-child relationship
, 81–82

Parenting
, 82–83, 130

Partiality of knowledge
, 132–133

Plasticity of reality
, 126

Political Parties and Parliamentary Archives Group, The
, 32

Politico-economic rationalities
, 39

New Right politico-economic rationalities
, 42, 45

Position dysfunction
, 83–84

Post-Foucauldian scholarship
, 125–126

Post-industrial society
, 47

increasing requirement for education without jobs
, 47–49

material effects of
, 47–50

requirements of ‘new’ citizen of
, 40–41

social exclusion and marginalisation of young people
, 50

Poverty
, 37, 42–43, 54, 128

Powellism
, 40

Power
, 8–10, 16, 17

configuration
, 10

Foucault’s concept
, 10–11

Practical texts
, 29–30

Problematic behaviours
, 83, 84, 85–86

Problematisation
, 7, 11, 20, 35–36, 44, 87

diverse logics of
, 81–84

social exclusion as
, 53

Problematising moments
, 20–21

‘Psy-complex’ reality-versions
, 2

‘Psy’ knowledges
, 4, 11

Psychiatric judgements
, 4

Psychiatric knowledge
, 71–77, 88, 102

Psychiatric panopticism, actual functioning of
, 104–105

Psychiatric Power (Foucault)
, 16–17, 104, 106–107

Psychiatric power, functioning of

family as ‘hinge’ in
, 107–108

Psychological attributes
, 82–83

‘Psychopath’
, 4

Psychostimulants
, 15, 83–84, 93, 102–104, 131–132

‘Public health’ strategy
, 95

Reality-versions
, 2

‘Reforms’
, 42–43

Revised Tanner-Whitehouse questionnaire
, 88

Rhetorical objectivity
, 93

Rhizomatic logic/offering topological account
, 32–35

Ridley report
, 40

“Rules of formation of discursive objects”
, 23, 24

Safe, Healthy, Achieving, Nurtured, Active, Respected, Responsible, Included (SHANARRI)
, 97

School-based disability
, 57

School-based problems

knowledge for understanding
, 66–68

Scottish apparatus

of education
, 42–44

of health
, 94–96

Scottish devolution
, 54–55

Self-care
, 96

Self-regulation
, 84, 117–119

‘Selsdon’ agenda
, 40

Severity, avoiding inscription of
, 76–77

Sexuality
, 12–13, 20

problematisation of
, 11

Shifting procedures
, 85–88

SMARTS programme
, 130

‘Snowball’ approach
, 31

Social exclusion
, 54–55, 60, 127

as problematisation of deindustrialisation effects
, 53

of young people
, 50

Social Exclusion Unit (SEU)
, 54

Social inclusion
, 53

emergence of
, 54–55

expanding continuum of need
, 59–61

young person shaping through inclusion
, 55–56

Social practice of ADHD diagnosis and treatment
, 27

Social reality analysis
, 17–18

Special education needs
, 60–61

‘Staged/tiered’ approach
, 66

‘Standard grade’
, 44

Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act (2000)
, 60

Statements
, 18, 19–20, 22–23, 80

Strategic elaboration
, 12–13, 17–18

Strategic Management Group
, 29

Subjective reassemblage
, 126

Subjectivities
, 24–25, 126

‘Super-duper’ parents
, 130

Surfaces of emergence
, 23

Synecdoches
, 32

Systematisation of psychiatric statements
, 111–112

Technologies of power and self
, 24

‘Third-Way’ politics
, 53, 54

Thousand Plateaus:Capitalism and Schizophrenia, A
, 35

Topological account
, 35–36

applying rhizomatic logic/offering
, 32–35

‘Truthing’ of ‘hyperkinesis’
, 4–5

Truths
, 10–11

apparatus of
, 11–13

medical examination as ‘ritual of ‘truth’
, 101–102

psychological
, 3

Two-stage process
, 20

‘Underlying abnormality’
, 75–76, 77

Unemployment
, 38, 50, 128

Unforeseen effects
, 17–18

Utopian duplication
, 121–122

Vita: Life in a Zone of Social Abandonment
, 13–14, 32–33

Vocational training
, 43–45, 50

Warnock report
, 57–58, 59, 60

Watson’s analysis
, 76–77

Wellbeing

agenda
, 93–94

function of, in Scottish apparatus of health
, 94–96

improvement strategies
, 95

‘Witches brew’ of actual practice
, 71–76

‘Working backwards’ process
, 80–81

Young person/people
, 37, 39–40, 101–102

apparatus of education
, 41–42

changing fortunes of region
, 37–38

creating new background for active
, 44–45

differing dimensions of Scottish apparatus of education
, 42–44

‘New Right’ rationalities
, 39–40

requirements of ‘new’ citizen of post-industrial society
, 40–41

shaping, through inclusion
, 55–56

social exclusion and marginalisation of
, 50

Youth Training Schemes (YTS)
, 38, 50

Zombie effect
, 130–131