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245	0	0	_aHome truths about domestic violence : _bfeminist influences on policy and practice : a reader / _cedited by Jalna Hanmer and Catherine Itzin with Sheila Quaid and Debra Wigglesworth.
260			_aLondon : _bRoutledge, _c2000.
300			_axiv, 408 p. ; _c23 cm.
505	0		_ainfluence of feminism on policy and practice / Catherine Itzin. - Appendix 1 : Families without fear : women's aid agenda for action on domestic violence / Nicola Harwin. - Appendix 2 : The Duluth domestic abuse intervention project power and control wheel. - Index.
505	0		_aList of illustrations. - List of contributors. - Acknowledgements. Introduction: prevention, provision and protection / Jalna Hanmer and Catherine Itzin. - Pt. I. Women's experiences of violence from known men in the home. 1. Domestic violence and gender relations : contexts and connections / Jalna Hanmer. 2. Revealing the hidden figure of domestic violence / Jayne Mooney. 3. Violence against black women in the home / Amina Mama. 4. Marital rape and marital murder / Sue Lees. - Pt. II. Children's experiences of violence in the home. 5. Children's and mother's experiences of support and protection following domestic violence / Caroline McGee. 6. Child protection and domestic violence : findings from a Rowntree/NSPCC study / Marianne Hester. 7. Unsung innovation : the history of work with children in UK domestic violence refuges / Gill Hague. - Pt. III. Women who fight back : experiences and outcomes. 8. Women, anger and domestic violence : the implications for legal defences to murder / Sue Griffiths. 9. The criminal justice response to women who kill : an interview with Helena Kennedy / Sheila Quaid. 10. Southall Black Sisters : domestic violence campaigns and alliances across the divisions of race, gender and class / Pragna Patel. - Pt. IV. Influencing state policies on violence against women from known men. 11. The politics and policies of responding to violence against women / R. Emerson Dobash. 12. Domestic violence and social policy : perspectives from Women's Aid / Nicola Harwin. 13. Domestic violence and housing / Rebecca Morley. - Pt. V. Partnership approaches by statutory and voluntary agencies. 14. Developing policies and protocols in Duluth, Minnesota / Ellen L. Pence. 15. Enhancing multi agency work / Davina James-Hanman. - Pt. VI. Decreasing the violence of men. 16. Confronting violent men / Russell P. Dobash. 17. The Emerge program / David Adams. 18.
505	0		_aPolicing repeated domestic violence by men : a new approach / Jalna hanmer. 19. The Zero Tolerance campaigns / Evelyn Gillan. 20. Gendering domestic violence : the
520			_aThis book is a Reader on violence against women and their children from known men. The aim is to present the way in which violence against women is theorised, and how research and activism have led to a gradual shift in understanding and responses to women who are abused and the men who abuse them, including diversities of race, class and ethnicity. Research provides evidence for change, it is formative in the development of theory and practice and underpins the implementation and evaluation of change programmes. This Reader has gathered evidence-based material domestrating how feminist and feminist-influenced research, alongside women's demands for change and the provision of alternative services, assist the incorporation into Government policy of feminist ideas and responses to violence against women and their children. What remains to be done is identified and based on what is known about men's violence. ... - Introduction.
650		0	_aFamily violence.
650		0	_aVictims of family violence _xServices for _911251
700	1		_aHanmer, Jalna. _9102632
700	1		_aItzin, Catherine, _d1944- _941935
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