Conceptualizing separation/divorce violence against women
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DeKeseredy, WS
Dragiewicz, M
Schwartz, MD
Dragiewicz, M
Schwartz, MD
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DeKeseredy, Walter S.
Dragiewicz, Molly
Schwartz, Martin D.
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2017
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This chapter challenges the “common sense” notion that it is essential for a couple to be living apart to be considered separated or divorced. In making this challenge, the authors make the case for a broad, gender-specific definition of separation/divorce violence, one that includes acts of physical violence and psychological means of victimization.
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Abusive Endings: Separation and Divorce Violence against Women
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Criminology
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DeKeseredy, WS; Dragiewicz, M; Schwartz, MD, Conceptualizing separation/divorce violence against women, Abusive Endings: Separation and Divorce Violence against Women, 2017, 1st, pp. 1-28