Éva Szeli

Perlin, M. L. & Szeli, É.  (2018).  Commentary on article 14 of the CRPD: Liberty and security of the person.  In I. Bantekas, D. Anastasiou, & M. Stein (Eds.), The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: A Commentary.  Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.

Perlin, M. L. & Szeli, É.  (2012).  Mental health law and human rights: Evolution and contemporary challenges.  In M. Dudley, D. Silove, & F. Gale (Eds.), Mental health and human rights.  Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.

Szeli, É .  (2011).  Psychology & Law: An Undergraduate Reader.  Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.

Perlin, M.L., Bursztajn, H., Gledhill, K., & Szeli, É.  (2008).  Psychiatric ethics and the rights of persons with mental disabilities in institutions and the community.  Haifa, Israel: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Chair in Bioethics.

Perlin, M.L., Kanter, A.S., Treuthart, M.P., Szeli, É., & Gledhill, K.  (2006).  International human rights and comparative mental disability law: Cases and materials.  Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.

Perlin, M.L., Kanter, A.S., Treuthart, M.P., Szeli, É., & Gledhill, K.  (2006).  International human rights and comparative mental disability law: Documents supplement.  Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.

Szeli, É. & Pallaska, D.  (2004, April).  Violence against women with mental disabilities: The invisible victims in CEE/NIS countries.  76 Feminist Review 117-119.

Rosenthal, E. & Szeli, É.  (2003, Winter).  Grim report documents conditions in Kosovar mental institutions.  14 Psychology International 1‑3.

Rosenthal, E. & Szeli, É.  (2003, August).  Not on the agenda: Mental health and human rights in Kosovo.  Report published by Mental Disability Rights International.

Szeli, É.  (2002).  International mental disability law: The Central and Eastern European experience.  International human rights law and the institutional treatment of persons with mental disabilities: The case of Hungary.  21 New York Law School Journal of International and Comparative Law 349-355.

Szeli, É.  (2000, Fall).  Ex-parte civil commitment, family care-givers, and schizophrenia: A therapeutic jurisprudence analysis.  24 Seattle University Law Review 529-554.