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Author Ghafournia, Nafiseh, author.

Title Faith in freedom : Muslim immigrant women's experiences of domestic violence / Nafiseh Ghafournia.

Publication Info. Carlton, Victoria, Australia : Melbourne University Press, 2019.
©2019

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Description 1 online resource.
text file EPUB 673KB
nat Australians
gdr Women
Physical Medium polychrome
Series Islamic studies series ; 27
MUP Islamic studies series ; 27.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Introduction and background -- Theoretical framework -- Profiles of the participants -- Women's perceptions and experiences of domestic violence -- Women's responses to domestic violence -- Immigration -- Culture and religion -- Conclusion.
Summary How do Australian Muslim immigrant women understand domestic violence? How do they experience domestic violence? How do they respond to domestic violence? What role does their faith play? How do immigration-related factors intersect with culture, religion and gender to shape the women's experiences of domestic violence and responses to it? Faith in Freedom answers the above questions by analysing the Muslim immigrant women's own narratives of domestic violence. The study contributes to understandings of the intersections between factors such as gender, culture, religion and immigration, and the ways in which different social locations interact in Muslim immigrant women's experiences of abuse. Faith in Freedom examines the implications of feminist intersectional perspectives for service provision, social work education and policy.-- Provided by publisher.
Biography Nafiseh Ghafournia completed her PhD in Social Policy and Gender Studies at The University of Sydney in 2017. Her research revolves around domestic violence, social policy, gender and immigration. She has published several papers on religion and domestic violence, Islamic feminism, domestic violence policy, immigration policy, culture, domestic violence and intersectionality. She has also worked as amulticultural health liaison officer in NSW health.
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Subject Marital violence -- Australia.
Marital violence.
Australia.
Marital violence -- Religious aspects.
Muslim women -- Crimes against -- Australia.
Muslim women.
Women immigrants -- Crimes against -- Australia.
Women immigrants -- Crimes against.
Women immigrants.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
ISBN 9780522874297 (electronic book)
0522874290 (electronic book)
9780522874280 (hardback)
9780522874273 (paperback)