Domestic Violence: A Reference Handbook
, by McCue, Margi Laird- ISBN: 9781851097791 | 1851097791
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 12/19/2007
Preface | p. xi |
Background and History | p. 1 |
What Is Domestic Violence? | p. 2 |
Domestic Violence as a Form of Oppression | p. 5 |
The Domestic Violence Movement | p. 5 |
What Does Domestic Violence Look Like? | p. 6 |
Emotional Abuse | p. 6 |
Sexual Abuse | p. 7 |
Physical Abuse | p. 8 |
Who Are the Perpetrators? | p. 9 |
Why Some Men Batter | p. 11 |
Psychopathology Theory | p. 12 |
Social Learning Theory | p. 13 |
Biological Theory | p. 14 |
Family Systems Theory | p. 14 |
Feminist Theory | p. 15 |
Institutional Influences on Domestic Violence | p. 16 |
Characteristics of Battered Women | p. 17 |
The Effects of Domestic Violence on Women Psychological Effects | p. 18 |
Learned Helpnessness | p. 19 |
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder | p. 19 |
The Stockholm Syndrome | p. 20 |
"Crazy" Behavior | p. 20 |
Psychoanalytic Self Psychology | p. 21 |
Other Effects of Domestic Violence on Women | p. 21 |
Children Who Witness Domestic Violence | p. 22 |
How Does Witnessing Domestic Violence Affect Children? | p. 23 |
Resiliency of Children Who Are Exposed to Violence | p. 25 |
References | p. 27 |
Problems, Controversies, and Solutions | p. 29 |
Myths and Facts | p. 29 |
Myth: Domestic Violence is Not Common | p. 29 |
Myth: Men and Women Abuse Each Other Equally | p. 30 |
Myth: Alcohol and Drugs Cause Domestic Violence | p. 30 |
Myth: Domestic Violence Only Happens in Urban Areas, in Low-Income Families, or to People of Color | p. 30 |
Myth: If It Were Really That Bad, She Would Just Leave | p. 31 |
How Extensive Is the Problem? | p. 31 |
Are Women Always the Victims and Men Always the Perpetrators? | p. 33 |
Male Victims of Domestic Violence | p. 33 |
Domestic Violence in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Relationships | p. 35 |
Are Societal Influences a Major Cause of Domestic Violence? | p. 36 |
The Relationship of Alcohol and Drugs to Domestic Violence | p. 36 |
The Relationship of the Media to Domestic Violence | p. 37 |
The Relationship of Race, Class, and Gender to Domestic Violence | p. 39 |
Can't She Just Leave? | p. 52 |
What Help Do Battered Women Seek? | p. 53 |
The Shortcomings of Resources Available to Battered Women | p. 53 |
Risk Factors | p. 56 |
What Action Do Some Women Take When They Run Out of Options? | p. 61 |
Battered Women Who Kill Their Abusers | p. 62 |
Some Proposed Solutions | p. 64 |
Coordinated Community Response | p. 64 |
The Safety of Children | p. 66 |
An Ecological Perspective | p. 69 |
Prevention, Intervention, and Accountability | p. 70 |
The Need for Education to Bring About Social Change | p. 72 |
References | p. 72 |
Worldwide Perspective | p. 77 |
The Extent and Seriousness of Global Domestic Violence | p. 78 |
Domestic Violence as a Human Rights Issue | p. 79 |
Human Rights Documents, UN Declarations, and Treaties | p. 80 |
CEDAW | p. 84 |
Cultural Influences on Domestic Violence | p. 88 |
Domestic Violence Throughout the World | p. 89 |
Latin American and the Caribbean | p. 89 |
Middle East and North Africa | p. 91 |
Japan | p. 93 |
Russian Federation | p. 94 |
Cambodia | p. 97 |
China | p. 100 |
India | p. 102 |
Western Europe | p. 103 |
2005 WHO Study | p. 106 |
Conclusion | p. 109 |
References | p. 110 |
Chronology | p. 117 |
References | p. 152 |
Biographical Sketches | p. 153 |
Abigail Adams | p. 153 |
Susan B. Anthony | p. 154 |
Joseph Biden | p. 155 |
William Blackstone | p. 156 |
Barbara Boxer | p. 156 |
Susan Brownmiller | p. 157 |
Sarah Buel | p. 158 |
Helene Deutsch | p. 159 |
Andrea Dworkin | p. 160 |
Charlotte Fedders | p. 160 |
Barbara J. Hart | p. 161 |
Karen Horney | p. 162 |
Francine Hughes | p. 162 |
Mimi Kim | p. 163 |
Dorothy L. (Del) Martin | p. 163 |
John Stuart Mill | p. 164 |
Lucretia Coffin Mott | p. 165 |
Erin Pizzey | p. 165 |
Beth Richie | p. 166 |
Susan Schechter | p. 166 |
Andrea Smith | p. 167 |
Elizabeth Cady Stanton | p. 168 |
Gloria Steinem | p. 169 |
Tina Turner | p. 170 |
Lenore Walker | p. 170 |
Carolyn West | p. 171 |
Facts, Data, and Documents | p. 173 |
The Extent, Impact, and Cost of Domestic Violence in the United States | p. 174 |
The Extent of Domestic Violence in Our Society | p. 174 |
The Impact and Cost of Domestic Violence to Our Society | p. 174 |
Domestic Violence and Health Care | p. 177 |
Domestic Violence and Welfare | p. 178 |
Domestic Violence and the Military | p. 178 |
Response to Domestic Violence by the Federal Government | p. 180 |
The Violence Against Women Act 1994 | p. 180 |
The Violence Against Women Act 2000 Reauthorization | p. 183 |
The VAWA 2005 Reauthorization | p. 184 |
President's Family Justice Center Initiative | p. 185 |
Safe From the Start | p. 178 |
Community Response to Domestic Violence | p. 188 |
Victims' Social Services | p. 188 |
Victim Legal Services | p. 195 |
Educational Institutions | p. 198 |
The Workplace | p. 199 |
Religious Institutions | p. 200 |
The Media | p. 203 |
The Men's Movement | p. 203 |
Psychological Community | p. 204 |
Sociological Community | p. 205 |
The Ecological Perspective | p. 205 |
Conclusion | p. 206 |
References | p. 207 |
Directory of Organizations | p. 211 |
National Organizations | p. 211 |
State Domestic Violence Coalitions | p. 225 |
International Organizations | p. 247 |
Resources | p. 255 |
Anthologies | p. 255 |
Books | p. 259 |
Articles | p. 274 |
Curricula, Manuals, and Handbooks | p. 285 |
Newsletters, Journals, and Professional Publications | p. 288 |
Video, DVD, and Film | p. 290 |
Web Sites | p. 310 |
Glossary | p. 313 |
Index | p. 319 |
About the Author | p. 329 |
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