Stalkers: The Psychological Terrorist

BY Katherine Ramsland

Bibliography

Abrams, K. M. and G. E. Robinson. "Stalking," The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry.43, June 1998.

De Becker, Gavin. The Gift of Fear: Survival Signals that Protect us from Violence. New York: Dell, 1997.

Duncan, Scott A. "Stalking: A Case in Review," The Forensic Examiner, Vol. 10, September 2001.

"Fremont Man Found Guilty of Cyberstalking," The Mercury News, October 31, 2001.

"Inside a Stalker's Mind," The System, CourtTV, December 2001.

Laughren, Jessica. "Cyberstalking Awareness and Education," www.ucalgary.ca.

Meloy, J. Reid. Violent Attachments. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1992.

ed., The Psychology of Stalking. San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 1998.

Mitchell, Corey. Hollywood Death Scenes. Chicago, IL: Olmstead Press, 2001.

Orion, Doreen. I Know You Really Love Me: A Psychiatrist's Account of Stalking and Obsessive Love. New York: Dell, 1997.

Pathe, Michelle and Paul E. Mullen. "The Impact of Stalkers on Victims," The British Journal of Psychiatry, v. 170, 1997.

Rulo-Pierson, Janet. "Etiology of Stalking and Violence in Troubled Youth," The Forensic Examiner Vol 10, November 2001.

Saunders, Rhonda. "The Legal Perspective on Stalking," In The Psychology of Stalking. J. Reid Meloy, ed., San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 1998.

Schaum, Melita and Karen Parrish. Stalked: Breaking the Silence on the Crime of Stalking in America. New York: Pocket, 1995.

Welzenbach, Michael. "Terrorized by a Stalker," Readers Digest, June 1998.

Wright, James and Allen Burgess, Ann Burgess, Anna Lazzio, Gregg McCrary, and John Douglas. "A Typology of Interpersonal Stalking," The Journal of Interpersonal Violence, v. 11 (4), December 1996.