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Contents;
Introduction: Invitation to Rage / Terry L. Allison and Renee R. Curry.
1. Female Lives, Feminist Deaths: The Relationship of the Montreal Massacre to Dissociation, Incest, and Violence Against Women / Julie Brickman.
2. Violence, the Emotionally Enraged Employee, and the Workplace: Managerial Considerations / Dianne R. Layden.
3. Over His Dead Body: Female Murderers, Female Rage, and Western Culture / Vanessa Friedman.
4. Fuck Community, or Why I Support Gay-Bashing / Ian Barnard.
5. Whatup in the ‘Hood? The Rage of African-American Filmmakers / William Brigham.
6. Rage and Remembrance: The AIDS Plays / D. S. Lawson.
7. The Aesthetic Politics of Rage / Claire Kahane.
8. “All Anger and Understanding”: Kureishi, Culture, and Contemporary Constructions of Rage / Terry L. Allison and Renee R. Curry.
9. The Psychohistory of Jewish Rage and Redemption as Seen Through Its Art / Moshe Davidowitz.
10. Aborted Rage in Beth Henley’s Women / Alan Clarke Shepard.
11. My Words to Victor Frankenstein Above the Village of Chamounix: Performing Transgender Rage / Susan Stryker.
12. Class Matters: Symbolic Boundaries and Cultural Exclusion / Sharon O’Dair.
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Introduction: Intimate Partner Violence, Risk and Security – Securing Women’s Lives in A Global World (Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Sandra Walklate, Jude McCulloch and JaneMaree Maher).
Part I: Challenges in the Contemporary Global Policy Framework
1. Securitising Sexual Violence: Transitions from War to Peace (Anette Bringedal Houge and Inger Skjelsbæk)
2. Climate Change, The Production of Gendered Insecurity and Slow Intimate Partner Violence (Nancy A. Wonders)
3. Spacelessness, Spatiality and Intimate Partner Violence: Technology-Facilitated Abuse, Stalking and Justice (Bridget Harris)
4. Challenging Risk: The Production of Knowledge on Gendered Violence in South Africa (Floretta Boozanier)
5. Surveying the Womanscape: Objectification, Self-Objectification, and Intimate Partner Violence (Jan Jordan)
Part II: National Security, Difference and Precarity
6. Mapping Gender Violence Narratives in the Northern Triangle of Central America (Leda Lozier)
7. Temporary Migration and Family Violence: The Borders of Coercive Control (Marie Segrave)
8. Misunderstanding Risk, Migration and Ethnicity in Intimate Partner Violence (Gemma Varona)
9. ¿QUE DIRÁN? Making Sense of the Impact of Latinas’ Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence in New York City (Yolanda Oritiz-Rodríguez and Jayne Mooney)
Part III: Everyday Security and Criminal Justice Questions
10. The Criminalisation of Femicide (Thiago Pierobom de Ávila)
11. Considering Victim Safety When Sentencing Intimate Partner Offenders (Julia Tolmie)
12. Domestic Violence Protection Orders and Their Role in Ensuring Personal Security (Heather Douglas)
13. Negotiating Women’s Safety: The Mandatory Charging Debate (Holly Johnson and Deborah E. Conners)
14. Criminalising Private Torture as Feminist Strategy: Thinking Through the Implications (Elizabeth A. Sheehy)
Conclusion: Securing Women’s Lives – Making Them Count and Accounting for Men’s Violence (Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Sandra Walklate, Jude McCulloch and JaneMaree Maher).
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2. The Grayness of Darkness: The Honeymoon Killers and Its Impact on Psychokiller Cinema / Martin Rubin.
3. Serial Killers, True Crime, and Economic Performance Anxiety / Annalee Newitz.
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5. The Politics of Apocalypse in the Cinema of Serial Murder / Philip L. Simpson.
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7. Raging Bully: Postmodern Violence and Masculinity in Raging Bull / Frank P. Tomasulo.
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11. Touching Scenes and Finishing Touches: Blindness in the Slasher Film / Susan Crutchfield. 12. The Technology of Homicide: Constructions of Evidence and Truth in the American Murder Film / Ken Morrison.
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