While mass shootings make headlines, the more routine effects of corporate and government decisions on our well-being are downplayed. This book analyzes how economic and political inequalities lead to forms of violence that routinely cause harm.
While mass shootings make headlines, the more routine effects of corporate and government decisions on our well-being are downplayed. This book analyzes how economic and political inequalities lead to forms of violence that routinely cause harm.
Barbara H. Chasin is professor emerita, Montclair State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Chapter 1. Defining Violence - Types of Violence Chapter 2. Explaining American Violence - Five Approaches Chapter 3. Inequality in the United States Chapter 4. Social Class and Organizational Power Chapter 5. Political Inequality - Corporations and Government Chapter 6. Organizational and Structural Violence Against Consumers and Communities Chapter 7. Health Issues as Structural and Organizational Violence Chapter 8. Violence Against Workers and the Unemployed Chapter 9. Criminal Violence: Interpersonal, Organizational, and Structural Chapter 10. Experiencing Violence - Racial and Ethnic Chapter 11. Gender Violence Chapter 12. Militarism and Violence - Who Benefits? Chapter 13. Militarism - Who Loses? Chapter 14. Militarism - Structural and Interpersonal Violence Chapter 15. Reducing the Casualties
Contents Chapter 1. Defining Violence - Types of Violence Chapter 2. Explaining American Violence - Five Approaches Chapter 3. Inequality in the United States Chapter 4. Social Class and Organizational Power Chapter 5. Political Inequality - Corporations and Government Chapter 6. Organizational and Structural Violence Against Consumers and Communities Chapter 7. Health Issues as Structural and Organizational Violence Chapter 8. Violence Against Workers and the Unemployed Chapter 9. Criminal Violence: Interpersonal, Organizational, and Structural Chapter 10. Experiencing Violence - Racial and Ethnic Chapter 11. Gender Violence Chapter 12. Militarism and Violence - Who Benefits? Chapter 13. Militarism - Who Loses? Chapter 14. Militarism - Structural and Interpersonal Violence Chapter 15. Reducing the Casualties
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