Note: This focuses on violence against women serving in military forces. For references on violence against women in the contexts of war and conflict, and on conflict-related sexual violence, see here.
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Includes;
Incidence rates of emotional, sexual, and physical abuse in active-duty military service members, 1997–2015 / T.L. Collette, S.A. von Esenwein, J. Sprague-Jones, K.E. Moore, E. Sterling
Concerns of relationship mistreatment, emotional abuse, and physical abuse in deployed military medical personnel: Prevalence and risk factors / Chelsea J. McMahon, Sarah Zwetzig, Bailee Schumann, Casey L. Straud
Aggression and violent behavior in the military: Self-reported conflict tactics in a sample of service members and veterans seeking treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder / Casey L. Straud, Patricia A. Resick, Edna B. Foa, Sudie E. Back, ... Alan L. Peterson
Military veteran involvement with the criminal justice system: A systematic review / Kweilin T. Lucas, Catherine D. Marcum, Paul A. Lucas, Jessica Blalock
Conflict resolution workshops for service members and families: The potentials of Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) to address military domestic violence / Thomas J. Hodges, Shubam Sharma, Déja S. Nicolas, Brian A. Moore
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