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Intimate violence in families

Richard J. Gelles and Claire Pedrick Cornell

(Family studies text series, v. 2)

Sage Publications, 1990

2nd ed

  • : pbk.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-151) and indexes

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Description

For the latest information on family violence, there is no better resource than the second edition of this landmark volume. Thoroughly revised and updated, the volume examines the significant changes in our understanding of family violence, its antecedents, its correlates and its consequences since 1985. Topics covered include long-term effects of violence on survivors, arrest as a deterrent to violence, wife-battering, sibling violence, child and elder abuse; the volume also discusses some well-known cases, such as the Steinberg/Nussbaum trial.

Table of Contents

Introduction Violence Between Intimates Historical Legacy - Contemporary Attitudes The Youngest Victims Violence Toward Children The Appropriate Victims Women Hidden Victims Siblings, Adolescents, Parents and the Elderly Explaining Family Violence Prevention and Treatment Society's Response and Responsibility

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