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With the publication of this issue, the Harvard Review of Psychiatry celebrates the beginning of its twentieth year. We inaugurate this twentieth volume with a special issue devoted to global mental health that presents a perspective on the need to build capacity for diagnosis, treatment, research, and services delivery to resource-poor and culturally diverse regions across the world. As we initiate HRP’s twentieth year of publication, it seems appropriate for the Review to embrace the challenge of this critical issue of mental health in the delivery of twenty-first century health care. Throughout its publishing history, HRP has sought to represent the depth and scope of psychiatry by presenting synthetic and thoughtful reviews and perspectives, as well as clinical challenges and columns, that highlight advances in our field from the basic sciences to clinical treatment to organization of services and education. The Review’s mission at the outset was to establish “a peer-reviewed publication that would provide succinct, readily understood, and authoritative reviews of current approaches to psychiatric diagnosis and treatment,” as well as “up-to-date reviews on topics . . . ranging from advances in human genetics to the application of new psychotherapeutic techniques.”1 As psychiatry experiences a continued exponential growth in new knowledge from molecular biology, genetics, neuroscience, clinical outcomes, epidemiology, and mental health services research, among many other fields, the Review’s role in providing current and accessible reviews of these advances to a broad audience of psychiatrists, trainees, and other men-

The Harvard Review of Psychiatry Marks Its Twentieth Year