This groundbreaking study explores how marginal male youth make sense of their physical, sexual, and emotional violence towards those they claim to love.
This groundbreaking study explores how marginal male youth make sense of their physical, sexual, and emotional violence towards those they claim to love.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark D. Totten has worked with high-risk young people and families for eighteen years. Holding a Masters degree in Social Work and a Ph.D. in Sociology, he has taught at Carleton University and is Director of Research at the Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa-Carleton. He was awarded the Patricia Allen Memorial Fund Scholarship for his research and is working on a second book on youth homicide.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. A Theoretical Survey: The Study of Male Violence Chapter 2. Laying the Foundations: The Screening Interviews At Home: Learning Familial and Gender Ideologies Chapter 4. On the Street: Developing Familial and Gender Ideologies Chapter 5. In the Gang: Consolidating Familial and Gender Ideologies Conclusion. Summary of Findings and Directions for Future Research and Policy Initiatives Appendix A. Screening Interview Questions Appendix B. In-depth Interview Questions References
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. A Theoretical Survey: The Study of Male Violence Chapter 2. Laying the Foundations: The Screening Interviews At Home: Learning Familial and Gender Ideologies Chapter 4. On the Street: Developing Familial and Gender Ideologies Chapter 5. In the Gang: Consolidating Familial and Gender Ideologies Conclusion. Summary of Findings and Directions for Future Research and Policy Initiatives Appendix A. Screening Interview Questions Appendix B. In-depth Interview Questions References
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