Tackling Domestic Violence: Theories, Policies And Practice: Theories, Policies and Practice (UK Higher Education OUP Humanities & Social Sciences Health & Social Welfare)
by Lynne Harne
UK Higher Education OUP Humanities & Social Sciences Health & Social Welfare
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Takes a multi-disciplinary approach to exploring issues surrounding domestic violence. This text draws on contemporary research findings, policy developments, practice and case studies to explore directions in professional and voluntary sector responses to domestic violence.Tags
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Lynne Harne and Jill Radford aim to provide
a resource for professionals and practitioners
in Tacking Domestic Violence. They use
a multi-disciplinary approach and draw on
contemporary research findings, policy
developments, innovative practice and also
cases studies by workers who are on the
front line. The major themes of the book are
women’s and children’s safety, complexity
and social inclusion, a focus on perpetrators
and the criminalisation of domestic violence,
the impacts of domestic violence on children,
preventing domestic violence and multi-agency
working. The inclusion of case studies from
a wide range of professionals, including the
police and health services, enables the reader
to gain an understanding of the different ways in
which show more domestic violence is approached. Harne
and Radford provide information about recent
innovative approaches and best practice by
domestic violence agencies making this book
a valuable resource for those working with
survivors of domestic violence. show less
a resource for professionals and practitioners
in Tacking Domestic Violence. They use
a multi-disciplinary approach and draw on
contemporary research findings, policy
developments, innovative practice and also
cases studies by workers who are on the
front line. The major themes of the book are
women’s and children’s safety, complexity
and social inclusion, a focus on perpetrators
and the criminalisation of domestic violence,
the impacts of domestic violence on children,
preventing domestic violence and multi-agency
working. The inclusion of case studies from
a wide range of professionals, including the
police and health services, enables the reader
to gain an understanding of the different ways in
which show more domestic violence is approached. Harne
and Radford provide information about recent
innovative approaches and best practice by
domestic violence agencies making this book
a valuable resource for those working with
survivors of domestic violence. show less
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Lynne Harne is currently associated with the violence against Women Research Group School for Policy Studies. She has been teaching and researching issues of violence against women and children since the early 1990s and has worked for the women's legal organisation Rights of Women and the Rape Crisis Federation. Jill Radford is Professor of show more Criminology and Women's Studies at the University of Teesside, UK. She has been working around the issues of sexual and domestic Violence for 30 years and is a founding member and Chair of the Tees Valley Sexual Violence Forum and a member of the Middlesbrough Domestic Violence Forum. show less
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- 362.8292 — Society, government, & culture Social problems and social services Social Welfare Problems of and services to other groups Families Specific problems Abuse within the family
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- HV6626.23 .G7 .H37 — Social sciences Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology Crimes and offenses
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