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Transmission of Intergenerational Spousal Violence Against Women in Indiaer attempts to find the levels and determinants of intergenerational transmission of spousal violence against women in India. The results show that childhood exposure to parental spousal violence plays an important role in shaping conformation to the set of gender role norms in India. Moreover, the

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Achille Gravanis,Andrew N. Margiorisith the husband and burning food, for which married men appeared less likely to agree with wife beating than never-married men. Important regional differences are found with residents of Addis Ababa being the least likely to agree with wife beating followed by those in the Oromia region, whereas Som

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Louis C. Morejohn,Donald E. Fosket than their counterparts who have no children. Such results suggest that reducing fertility can help lower the occurrence of intimate physical violence against women in Cameroon. Other key contributing factors that are positively associated with intimate physical violence are: woman’s education (whe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4037-9lling for risk factors. An initial significant relationship with women’s HIV status is found for suspicion and isolation controlling behaviors in Zambia and Zimbabwe; for emotional violence in Kenya, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe; and for physical violence, in Kenya, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe. Sexual violence is

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Rachel Saunders,Julie Gough,Brian Derbyal violence and mobility restrictions are more likely to report having experienced violence and to accepting it; their households also suffer from economic insecurity. Thus, the violence experienced by society as a whole seems to legitimize and increase violence in the couple.

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Socio-demographic Factors Associated with Men’s Attitudes Toward Wife Beating in Ethiopiaith the husband and burning food, for which married men appeared less likely to agree with wife beating than never-married men. Important regional differences are found with residents of Addis Ababa being the least likely to agree with wife beating followed by those in the Oromia region, whereas Som