Titlebook: ‘Honour‘ Killing and Violence; Theory, Policy and P Aisha K. Gill,Carolyn Strange,Karl Roberts Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Large-Scale Vector/Array Processors with religious texts, indicate that honour’s association with violent action is widely shared (Muchembled, 2012; Welchman and Hossain, 2005). To acknowledge this does not lead to the bleak conclusion that this association is unbreakable, or that emotions and thoughts surrounding honour inevitably p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7071-9 existing theories of HBV and identifies some of their shortcomings, especially their failure to account for some of the empirical evidence concerning HBV perpetration, including violence against men. It then proposes an alternative theoretical framework (the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB); Ajzen

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A. Jimo,C. Balaganesh,D. C. Jayasekarat alienable, honour functions informally as a form of property. This chapter discusses how the law in many countries has implicitly treated honour as a form of property and has made legal and social allowances for men who seek to reclaim honour property through violence against women.

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Servitization in the Digital Era,tions are incorporated into defences and pleas for mitigating sentence. Such defences and pleas are not restricted to stereotypical episodes catching media attention. Boundaries of exculpation or attempted exculpation are not limited to particular ethnicities, races, cultures or faiths. ‘Excusing’ o

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