Lloyd DeMause, Ph.D., is a noted authority on the psychology of addiction. He has written two best-selling books on the subject, "Drugs and the Drug War" and "The Great American Trauma," exposing official lies about drugs and drug users. He is a contributing editor to "CovertAction Quarterly," a quarterly journal on covert operations and deep politics, and a contributor to "The Humanist," a magazine of secular humanism. His writings have appeared in the "New York Times," "Los Angeles Times," "Boston Globe," "San Francisco Chronicle," "Chicago Tribune," and other major newspapers
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Dr. DeMause's latest book, "The Psychopath Next Door: The Criminal Mind in All Its Hidden Risks," is the first-ever study of psychopaths in America. It reveals that psychopaths have been able to climb to the highest levels of corporate America, from the CEO on down to the CFO or even a junior accountant or clerk at who knows how many companies around the country.