Kathy A. McCloskey is Associate Professor at the University of Hartford, Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology in Hartford, CT. Her specialties include domestic violence, trauma, forensic populations, and the training of doctoral-level clinical psychologists. Marilyn Sitaker, MPH, is Section Epidemiologist at the Washington State Department of Health in Olympia, WA, where she is responsible for surveillance and evaluation of policy and environmental interventions to reduce the prevalence of obesity and obesity-related chronic diseases.
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1 Introduction and Overview to Special Issue Kathy A. McCloskey and Marilyn Sitaker VICTIM ARRESTS 2 Are Half of all IPV Perpetrators Women? Putting Context Back into the Intimate Partner Violence Research Field Kathy A. McCloskey 3 Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Arrest Rates Across Recent Studies Mekha Rajan and Kathy A. McCloskey 4 Why Do Police Arrest Victims of Domestic Violence? The Need for Comprehensive Training and Investigative Protocols Anne O'Dell 5 Victim-Defendants in Mandated Treatment: An Ethical Quandary Donna Gardner 6 "Sorry, We Have to Take You In": Black Battered Women Arrested for Intimate Partner Violence Carolyn M. West CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES 7 Non-Violent Survival Strategies in the Face of Intimate Partner Violence and Economic Discrimination Dana-Ain Davis 8 Using the Theory of Gender and Power to Examine Experiences of Partner Violence, Sexual Negotiation, and Risk of HIV/AIDS among Economically Disadvantaged Women in Southern India Subadra Panchanadeswaran, Sethulakshmi C. Johnson , Vivian F. Go, A. K. Srikrishnan, Sudha Sivaram, Suniti Solomon, Margaret E. Bentley, and David Celentano 9 The Ecology of Intimate Partner Violence: Theorized Impacts on Women's Use of Violence Marilyn Sitaker
1 Introduction and Overview to Special Issue Kathy A. McCloskey and Marilyn Sitaker VICTIM ARRESTS 2 Are Half of all IPV Perpetrators Women? Putting Context Back into the Intimate Partner Violence Research Field Kathy A. McCloskey 3 Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Arrest Rates Across Recent Studies Mekha Rajan and Kathy A. McCloskey 4 Why Do Police Arrest Victims of Domestic Violence? The Need for Comprehensive Training and Investigative Protocols Anne O'Dell 5 Victim-Defendants in Mandated Treatment: An Ethical Quandary Donna Gardner 6 "Sorry, We Have to Take You In": Black Battered Women Arrested for Intimate Partner Violence Carolyn M. West CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES 7 Non-Violent Survival Strategies in the Face of Intimate Partner Violence and Economic Discrimination Dana-Ain Davis 8 Using the Theory of Gender and Power to Examine Experiences of Partner Violence, Sexual Negotiation, and Risk of HIV/AIDS among Economically Disadvantaged Women in Southern India Subadra Panchanadeswaran, Sethulakshmi C. Johnson , Vivian F. Go, A. K. Srikrishnan, Sudha Sivaram, Suniti Solomon, Margaret E. Bentley, and David Celentano 9 The Ecology of Intimate Partner Violence: Theorized Impacts on Women's Use of Violence Marilyn Sitaker
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