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Brian A. Pace

The Ohio State University

3 papers in the library · 95 citations · publishing 2021-2023

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Psychedemia: Charting the future of interdisciplinary Psychedelic Studies

Journal of Psychedelic Studies December 29, 2023 Neşe Devenot, Brian A. Pace, Jason C. Slot et al. 1 citation

Amidst an unfolding resurgence of psychedelic research, there is the opportunity to discuss new approaches for integrating psychedelics into both academia and society.In partnership with the newly founded Center for Psychedelic Drug Research and Education (CPDRE) at The Ohio State University, the editors of this special issue convened the Psychedemia, 2022 conference as a rigorous...

Beyond the psychedelic hype: Exploring the persistence of the neoliberal paradigm

Journal of Psychedelic Studies September 21, 2023 James R Davies, Brian A. Pace, Neşe Devenot 29 citations

Abstract Background and Aims Advocates of psychedelic medicine have positioned psychedelics as a novel therapeutic intervention that will solve the mental health crisis by liberating individuals from their entrenched habits and limiting beliefs. Despite claims for novelty, the psychedelics industry is engaging in the same profit-oriented approaches that contributed to poor clinical outcomes...

DOI: 10.1556/2054.2023.00273 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Commodification Mental distress Neoliberalism international relations Medicalization +9

Right-Wing Psychedelia: Case Studies in Cultural Plasticity and Political Pluripotency

Frontiers in Psychology December 10, 2021 Brian A. Pace, Neşe Devenot 65 citations

Recent media advocacy for the nascent psychedelic medicine industry has emphasized the potential for psychedelics to improve society, pointing to research studies that have linked psychedelics to increased environmental concern and liberal politics. However, research supporting the hypothesis that psychedelics induce a shift in political beliefs must address the many historical and contemporary...