1. Violence Against Women, 2. The Rise of the Movement: Orientations and Issues, 3. Refuges and Housing, 4. The State, Public Policy and Social Change, 5. Challenging the Justice System, 6. New Laws and New Reactions, 7. The Therapeutic Society Constructs Battered Women and Violent Men, 8. Knowledge and Social Change, 9. Innovation and Social Change, Notes, Selected References, Index
Russell P. Dobash, R. Emerson Dobash
'... an incisive, clear and challenging history ... exciting to
read ... This book represents a significant contribution to the
knowledge about, and the struggle against, men's private violence
to women.' - Betsy Stanko, British Journal of Criminology
'The scope attempted is admirable; the authors take on not only the
important topics a comprehensive review of the battered women's
movement must cover but also their historical and theoretical roots
... broader in coverage than anything else on the market.' -
Contemporary Sociology
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