Responding to Domestic Violence : Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe.
Holt, Stephanie.
Responding to Domestic Violence : Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (370 pages)
Intro -- Responding to Domestic Violence: Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction by Stephanie Holt, Carolina Øverlien and John Devaney -- Part One: The Policy Framework for Responding to Domestic Violence in Europe -- Chapter 1. Domestic Violence - A Rights-Based Response by Joanna Goodey -- Chapter 2. Development, Coordination and Implementation of National Strategies for the Prevention of Domestic, Sexual and Gender-based Violence in Ireland: Lessons Learned and Unlearned by Philip McCormack -- Part Two: Children's Experiences of Domestic Violence -- Chapter 3. Mother-Child Relationship in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence by Zuzana Ocenasova and Hana Smitkova -- Chapter 4. Voice, Agency, Power: A Framework for Young Survivors' Participation in National Domestic Abuse Policy-Making by Claire Houghton -- Chapter 5. Including Children and Adolescents in Domestic Violence Research: When Myths and Misconceptions Compromise Participation by Carolina Øverlien and Stephanie Holt -- Chapter 6. Research on Teenage Intimate Partner Violence within a European Context: Findings from the Literature by Sibel Korkmaz -- Chapter 7. Fear of Double Disclosure and Other Barriers to Help Seeking: An Intersectional Approach to Address the Needs of LGBT Teenagers Experiencing Teenage Relationship Abuse by Maria Pentaraki -- Chapter 8. Caring Dads: Safer Children: Using a Focus on Fathering to Respond to Domestic Violence by Nicola McConnell, Julie Taylor and Matt Barnard -- Part Three: New Understandings on Domestic Abuse and Violence -- Chapter 9. Strength through Solidarity: Practitioners and Parents Resisting Child to Parent Violence and Abuse in Ireland by Declan Coogan. Chapter 10. Digital Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse Among Youth: A Systematic Review of Associated Factors by Per Moum Hellevik -- Chapter 11. Human Trafficking and Gender-based Violence: From Life and Limb to Hearts and Minds by Nusha Yonkova and Gloria Kirwan -- Chapter 12. Female Genital Mutilation: Findings from a Portuguese Prevalence Study by Dalila Cerejo -- Chapter 13. Forced Marriage in Europe: The Case of Belgium by Els Leye -- Part Four: Responding to Domestic Violence and Abuse -- Chapter 14. Models on Treatment of Intimate Partner Violence: Gender-Based and Trauma-Informed Work at Alternative to Violence in Norway by Ingunn Rangul Askeland and Marius Råkil -- Chapter 15. Healthcare Responses to Domestic Violence: Why and How? by Lucy Potter and Gene Feder -- Chapter 16. Older Women's Experiences of Domestic Violence by Elizabeth Martin, John Devaney and Gemma Carney -- Chapter 17. Whose Movement is it Anyway? Reflections from the Field by Davina James-Hanman -- Concluding Remarks: Progressing the Debate on Domestic Violence in Europe by Stephanie Holt, John Devaney and Carolina Øverlien -- Contributor Biographies -- Subject Index -- Author Index -- Blank Page.
How can our legal, health and social care systems achieve a more effective response to domestic violence? Based on new evidence, this book discusses the most effective ways to understand and tackle domestic abuse.
9781784505493
Electronic books.
HV6626.23.E85 .R477 2018
362.8292
Responding to Domestic Violence : Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (370 pages)
Intro -- Responding to Domestic Violence: Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction by Stephanie Holt, Carolina Øverlien and John Devaney -- Part One: The Policy Framework for Responding to Domestic Violence in Europe -- Chapter 1. Domestic Violence - A Rights-Based Response by Joanna Goodey -- Chapter 2. Development, Coordination and Implementation of National Strategies for the Prevention of Domestic, Sexual and Gender-based Violence in Ireland: Lessons Learned and Unlearned by Philip McCormack -- Part Two: Children's Experiences of Domestic Violence -- Chapter 3. Mother-Child Relationship in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence by Zuzana Ocenasova and Hana Smitkova -- Chapter 4. Voice, Agency, Power: A Framework for Young Survivors' Participation in National Domestic Abuse Policy-Making by Claire Houghton -- Chapter 5. Including Children and Adolescents in Domestic Violence Research: When Myths and Misconceptions Compromise Participation by Carolina Øverlien and Stephanie Holt -- Chapter 6. Research on Teenage Intimate Partner Violence within a European Context: Findings from the Literature by Sibel Korkmaz -- Chapter 7. Fear of Double Disclosure and Other Barriers to Help Seeking: An Intersectional Approach to Address the Needs of LGBT Teenagers Experiencing Teenage Relationship Abuse by Maria Pentaraki -- Chapter 8. Caring Dads: Safer Children: Using a Focus on Fathering to Respond to Domestic Violence by Nicola McConnell, Julie Taylor and Matt Barnard -- Part Three: New Understandings on Domestic Abuse and Violence -- Chapter 9. Strength through Solidarity: Practitioners and Parents Resisting Child to Parent Violence and Abuse in Ireland by Declan Coogan. Chapter 10. Digital Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse Among Youth: A Systematic Review of Associated Factors by Per Moum Hellevik -- Chapter 11. Human Trafficking and Gender-based Violence: From Life and Limb to Hearts and Minds by Nusha Yonkova and Gloria Kirwan -- Chapter 12. Female Genital Mutilation: Findings from a Portuguese Prevalence Study by Dalila Cerejo -- Chapter 13. Forced Marriage in Europe: The Case of Belgium by Els Leye -- Part Four: Responding to Domestic Violence and Abuse -- Chapter 14. Models on Treatment of Intimate Partner Violence: Gender-Based and Trauma-Informed Work at Alternative to Violence in Norway by Ingunn Rangul Askeland and Marius Råkil -- Chapter 15. Healthcare Responses to Domestic Violence: Why and How? by Lucy Potter and Gene Feder -- Chapter 16. Older Women's Experiences of Domestic Violence by Elizabeth Martin, John Devaney and Gemma Carney -- Chapter 17. Whose Movement is it Anyway? Reflections from the Field by Davina James-Hanman -- Concluding Remarks: Progressing the Debate on Domestic Violence in Europe by Stephanie Holt, John Devaney and Carolina Øverlien -- Contributor Biographies -- Subject Index -- Author Index -- Blank Page.
How can our legal, health and social care systems achieve a more effective response to domestic violence? Based on new evidence, this book discusses the most effective ways to understand and tackle domestic abuse.
9781784505493
Electronic books.
HV6626.23.E85 .R477 2018
362.8292