Female victims of crime : reality reconsidered
著者
書誌事項
Female victims of crime : reality reconsidered
（Prentice Hall's women in criminal justice series）
Prentice Hall, c2010
大学図書館所蔵 全3件
注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Cultural images : media images: "doing culture" and victim blaming of female crime victims / Venessa Garcia, Erica J. Schweikert
- Becoming victims, becoming citizens: a brief history of gender-motivated violence in U.S. law / Melissa S. Fry
- Women and victimization: constructing outcomes / Dennis R. Brewster, Philip D. Holley
- The measurement, definition, and reporting of female victimization / Janice E. Clifford, John P. Jarvis
- Leading lethal lives? Variations in the structure, context, and criminal justice response of female homicide victimization / Wendy C. Regoeczi, Terance D. Meithe
- The impact of gender, race, and class discrimination on femicide rates / Jo-Ann Della Giustina
- Rape myths: impacts on victims of rape / Heather Melton
- Domestic violence: overview of theoretical etiology, psychological impact, and interventions / Sharon Boyd-Jackson
- Workplace violence: identifying gender differences and similarities / Shannon A. Santana, Bonnie S. Fisher
- Cyberbullying and online harassment: reconceptualizing the victimization of adolescent girls / Amanda Burgess-Proctor, Justin W. Patchin, Sameer Hinduja
- A sheltered life: observations on a domestic violence shelter / Angela M. Moe
- In their own words: shelter residents' experiences with police / Gina Robertiello
- "I don't think a cop has ever asked me if I was OK": battered women's experiences with police intervention / Hillary Potter
- The gendered paradox of victimization and agency in protection order filings / Alesha Durfee
- Misdemeanor domestic violence cases in the courts: a detailed description of the cases / Joanne Belknap, Jennifer L. Hartman, Victoria L. Lippen
- The victimization histories of women prisoners in Oklahoma / Susan F. Sharp
- The criminalization of victimization of female offenders and emerging correctional responses / Patrick McManimon