In his book PsychoPolitics (1982) he explained that the severe reductions in psychiatric services that were already taking place  as a result of the "politically correct" conceptions of mental illness, such as those of the anti-psychiatry writers Michel Foucault, R.D.
In his 1982 book PsychoPolitics, he argued that the substantial decline in psychiatric services was a result of the prevailing "politically correct" perspectives on mental illness, which were also championed by anti-psychiatry thinkers like Michel Foucault and R.D.