'This book provides compelling statistical information and an exploration of professional issues making connections between victimisation, cultural oppression and the propensity of violence within particular communities' - SCOLAG Legal Journal This book helps students understand the complexities of defining, measuring, and preventing relationship abuse from a perspective that accurately reflects contemporary cultural diversity within the USA.
'This book provides compelling statistical information and an exploration of professional issues making connections between victimisation, cultural oppression and the propensity of violence within particular communities' - SCOLAG Legal Journal This book helps students understand the complexities of defining, measuring, and preventing relationship abuse from a perspective that accurately reflects contemporary cultural diversity within the USA.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kathleen Malley-Morrison, Ed.D., is a Professor of Psychology at Boston University. She has conducted considerable research on family violence since 1980 when she was a postdoctoral fellow on the family violence team at Children¿s Hospital in Boston. She regularly teaches undergraduate and graduate courses focusing on family violence. She is the lead author Treating Child Abuse: Family Violence in Hospitals, along with Eli Newberger, Richard Bourne, and Jane Snyder. She has also co-authored Studying Families (SAGE, 1991) with with Anne Copeland, and Family Violence in a Cultural Perspective (SAGE, 2004), with Denise Hines. Her current focus is primarily on cross-cultural and international perspectives on family violence and abuse as well as on war and peace.
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PART I. FAMILY VIOLENCE IN CULTURAL CONTEXT: BACKGROUND ISSUES 1. Issues and Definitions 2. Theories and Methods 3. Types and Extent of Maltreatment in the United States PART II. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURES 4. Native American Cultural Contexts 5. Native American Family Violence PART III. AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURES 6. African American Cultural Contexts 7. African American Child Maltreatment 8. African American Adult Maltreatment PART IV. HISPANIC/LATINO CULTURES 9. Hispanic/Latino Cultural Contexts 10. Hispanic/Latino Child Maltreatment 11. Hispanic/Latino Adult Maltreatment PART V. ASIAN AMERICAN CULTURES 12. Asian American Cultural Contexts 13. Asian American Family Violence PART VI. CONCLUSION: PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION 14. Prevention and Intervention in Child Maltreatment 15. Prevention and Intervention in Adult Maltreatment
PART I. FAMILY VIOLENCE IN CULTURAL CONTEXT: BACKGROUND ISSUES 1. Issues and Definitions 2. Theories and Methods 3. Types and Extent of Maltreatment in the United States PART II. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURES 4. Native American Cultural Contexts 5. Native American Family Violence PART III. AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURES 6. African American Cultural Contexts 7. African American Child Maltreatment 8. African American Adult Maltreatment PART IV. HISPANIC/LATINO CULTURES 9. Hispanic/Latino Cultural Contexts 10. Hispanic/Latino Child Maltreatment 11. Hispanic/Latino Adult Maltreatment PART V. ASIAN AMERICAN CULTURES 12. Asian American Cultural Contexts 13. Asian American Family Violence PART VI. CONCLUSION: PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION 14. Prevention and Intervention in Child Maltreatment 15. Prevention and Intervention in Adult Maltreatment
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