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1. “Night to His Day”: The Social Construction of Gender (Judith Lorber)
2. A Letter from a Battered Wife (Del Martin)
Chapter II. THE NATURE, EXTENT, AND CONTEXT OF WOMAN BATTERING
3. Minority Women and Domestic Violence: The Unique Dilemmas of Battered Women of Color (Christine E. Rasche)
4. Effects of the Redesign on Victimization Estimates (Charles Kindermann, James Lynch, and David Cantor)
5. Societal Change and Change in Family Violence from 1975 to 1985 as Revealed by Two National Surveys (Murray A. Straus and Richard J. Gelles)
Chapter III. EXPLAINING BATTERING
6. Violence against Women in the Family: What Causes Violence against Women in the Home (The United Nations)
7. The Causes of Domestic Violence: From Theory to Intervention (Kerry Healey, Christine Smith, and Chris O’Sullivan)
8. Voices of Strength and Resistance: A Contextual and Longitudinal Analysis of Women’s Responses to Battering (Jacquelyn Campbell, Linda Rose, Joan Kub, and Daphne Nedd)
Chapter IV. LEGAL ASPECTS OF BATTERING
9. The Decontextualization of Domestic Violence (Lisa G. Lerman)
10. When the Batterer Wears Blue: A National Study of the Institutional Response to Domestic Violence among Police (Helen M. Eigenberg and Victor E. Kappeler)
Chapter V. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM RESPONSE
11. Contributory Factors Affecting Arrest in Domestic and Non-Domestic Assaults (Helen M. Eigenberg, Kathryn E. Scarborough, and Victor E. Kappeler)
12. To Go or Not to Go?: Preliminary Findings on Battered Women’s Decisions Regarding Court Cases (Joanne Belknap, Ruth E. Fleury, Heather C. Melton, Cris M. Sullivan, and Amy Leisenring)
Chapter VI. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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2. Gendered Violence and Sacrificial Logics: Psychoanalytic Reflections / Victoria Grace.
3. ‘Reality Check’: Rethinking the Ethics of Vulnerability / Ann V. Murphy.
4. Of Shards, Subjectivities, and the Refusal to ‘Heal’: Refiguring the Damage of Incest / Melanie Boyd.
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6. Rethinking the Social Contract: Masochism and Masculinist Violence / Renée J. Heberle.
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Your family, my family, their family
Identifying and explaining violence in families
Families: Fusion and fission
Part two: Gender, age and violence
Embodiment, gender and violence
The ambiguities of elder abuse: Older women and domestic violence
Part three: Towards a critical theory
Unpalatable truths: Recognizing and challenging myths
A critical social theory of families, violence and social change
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The sociopolitical conditions that predispose women to violence.
Femicide.
Female Genital Cutting: Clitoridectomy, female circumcision, female genital mutilation, or rite of passage.
Sexual Violence.
Sexual slavery.
Trafficking.
Intimate partner violence.
Honor Killing.
The impact of violence on women.
Working toward a world without violence against women.
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Introduction The Globalization of the Effort to Eradicate Gender-Based Violence
PART I GLOBAL PREVALENCE OF GENDER-BASED INEQUALITY AND VIOLENCE
1. Confronting Structural Violence against Women and Girls: The Principle and Practice of Gender Equality
2. Sexual Violence against Women and Girls
3. Physical Abuse
PART II CULTURALLY SANCTIONED FORMS OF VIOLENCE
4. Culture, Traditional Practices, and Gender-Based Violence
PART III EFFORTS TO ERADICATE GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
Chapter 5: The Role Of Education
6 The Authenticity Project
7 The Development of Emotional Competence
8 The Role of Men in Eradicating Gender-Based Violence
9 Why Have Hope? Some Final Reflections on the Global Campaign to Eradicate Gender-Based Violence
Appendix A Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women
Appendix B Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
Appendix C Draft Convention against Sexual Exploitation (January 1994)
Appendix D Summary of the Global Platform for Action and the Beijing Declaration
Appendix E Mission Statement for the Authenticity Project.
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