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245 00 Understanding abuse :|bpartnering for change /|cedited by
Mary Lou Stirling [and others].
264 1 Toronto, Ont. :|bUniversity of Toronto Press,|c[2004]
264 4 |c©2004
300 1 online resource (xii, 326 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |tForeword /|rAnne Crocker, the Honourable Margaret Norrie
McCain --|tIntroduction /|rBaukje Miedema, Nancy Nason-
Clark --|tGramma's Theory /|rSheree Fitch --|tBuilding
Collaborative, Action-Oriented Research Teams /|rE. Sandra
Byers, Deborah Harrison --|tBeckoning /|rSheree Fitch --
|tAbuse in a Rural and Farm Context /|rDeborah Doherty,
Jennie Hornosty --|tWhat Rhoda Remembers about the First
Five Minutes /|rSheree Fitch --|tKeeping It Confidential:
A Struggle for Transition Houses /|rCarmen Poulin, Lynne
Gouliquer, Bette Brazier, Judy Hughes, Bev Brazier, Rina
Arseneault, Sarah MacAulay, Lynne Theriault --|tKaren's
Normal Work Schedule /|rSheree Fitch --|tWorking with
Abuse: Workplace Responses to Family Violence /|rE. Joy
Mighty --|tIn the Still Dark /|rSheree Fitch --|tChildren
and Partner Abuse in New Brunswick Law: How
Responsibilities Get Lost in Rights /|rLinda C. Neilson --
|tAttention! /|rSheree Fitch --|tCanadian Forces' Response
to Woman Abuse in Military Families /|rDeborah Harrison --
|tLearning a Second Language /|rSheree Fitch --|tGendered
Silence: Immigrant Women's Access to Legal Information
about Woman Abuse /|rSandra Wachholz, Baukje Miedema --
|tHere Also What I Say /|rSheree Fitch --|tBuilding
Bridges between Churches and Community Resources: An
Overview of the Work of the Religion and Violence Research
Team /|rNancy Nason-Clark, Lois P. Mitchell, Lori G.
Beaman --|tSmalltown, Anywhere /|rSheree Fitch --|tPrivate
Matters and Public Knowledge in Rural Communities: The
Paradox /|rArlene Haddon, Marilyn Merritt-Gray, Judith
Wuest.
520 The more we learn about family violence, the more it
becomes apparent that it is a complex and multifaceted
issue. Family violence is more than woman abuse. It is
also more than child abuse, sibling abuse, parent abuse,
or elder abuse. It is all of these violations and more.
Nevertheless, family violence is gendered; most abused
victims are female and most perpetrators are male. Family
violence is not merely personal. It is also a consequence
of social inequality, and in that sense is socially
constructed. Based on research projects conducted over ten
years, Understanding Abuse profiles the work done by
researchers of issues related to woman abuse and family
violence. The contributors demonstrate the strength of
community-based, action-oriented collaborations by
carefully identifying the multiplicity of causes, clearly
articulating the issues raised by abused women, and
seeking to identify realistic solutions. Not only does
this work provide invaluable information for policy makers
on successful versus unsuccessful programs to prevent
violence, it also provides academic and community
researchers with detailed data on the intricacies of
academic-community action research partnerships.
588 0 Print version record.
590 eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic
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655 4 Electronic books.
700 1 Stirling, Mary Lou.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
no2004045698
776 08 |iPrint version:|tUnderstanding abuse.|dToronto :
University of Toronto Press, ©2004|z9780802036926|w(DLC)
2004381629|w(OCoLC)52455663
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