Titlebook: Domestic Abuse, Homicide and Gender; Strategies for Polic Jane Monckton Smith,Amanda Williams,Frank Mullane Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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,Ein normativer Begriff von ?ffentlichkeit, this changes who the perpetrators and victims are. The new definition, in many ways, resists the dominant discourse of IPA. It should produce new discursive subjects, the most important of whom will be the victim and the abuser. For example, if we say that the definition for GBH requires that the v

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L?sungsvorschl?ge für die übungsbeispieleing the victim as a focus for all that is wrong with responding to domestic abuse, a perception that ‘if only the victim would behave properly and support the frontline agenda, then most of the problems of domestic abuse would disappear overnight’; and second, that responders feel ill-equipped to de

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L?sungsvorschl?ge für die übungsbeispieleknow what abuse looked like from the inside and how it was managed. We wanted to hear as much as possible about how they managed their own safety. Police and others have said that victims are a problem and do not always respond the way that you might expect them to. So this was a priority for us, to

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Der Kongre? als repr?sentative Institutionree. Frontline police officers and paramedics were very cynical about the criminal justice system and its unpredictable nature, which was a perspective shared by victims of abuse. Police officers, other frontline services and victims are variously a focus for criticism, whilst other public services

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Overview: Based on research with frontline professionals and domestic abuse and homicide victims, this book argues for a re-conceptualisation of the female victim to enhance safety management and encourage a deeper understanding of the emotional dynamics and social structures which perpetuate violence.978-1-137-30742-2978-1-137-30743-9