Titlebook: Violence in Europe; Historical and Conte Sophie Body-Gendrot,Pieter Spierenburg Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Nation.Violence.eth

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The Language of Violence: Symbolic Body Parts in Marital Conflicts in Early Modern Francentext, recent studies have repeatedly emphasized the importance of gender as one of the principal factors that determined acts of violence and their perception.. Most research, though, presents physical violence as a quasi exclusively male phenomenon, in particular when analysing violence as a means

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Negotiating Violence and Gender: Security and the Night Time Economy in the UKrvisors or ‘bouncers’, and who represent an arm of Britain’s bourgeoning private security industry. Whilst recognising that night-time security work can often be mundane and non-eventful (.) the main body of this chapter deals with the management of violence and aggression by female bouncers. Within

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Violence and War: Measuring Homicide in Belgium (1900–1950)many historians and social scientists have been fascinated by the multi-secular trend described by its curve. Initially focused on English data, the debate spread around the Western World (from Finland to Amsterdam, and to the United States). Pieter Spierenburg gave the first synthetic interpretatio

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Democratization and Violence: European and International Perspectivesere simultaneously on the rise worldwide. Almost by definition democracies represent an institutionalized framework and a way of life that ensures non-violent means to share power between communities of people with widely differing values and beliefs. As Keane (2004) points out, ‘violence is anathem

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Violence and Violence-Control in Long-Term Perspective: ‘Testing’ Elias in Relation to War, Genocideion’. I shall then become more concrete and discuss various manifestations of violence using a long-term perspective. More particularly, I shall discuss aspects of war, genocide, crime, punishment, and violence in and in relation to leisure and sport, basing my arguments mainly on secondary sources.

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Book 2009l long view, Violence in Europe analyzes the prevalence and role of violence – from street crime to terrorist attacks, homicide to genocide – in the evolution of human and national behaviour. The editors and 14 colleagues in history, anthropology, sociology, and psychology focus on Northern and West

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The Language of Violence: Symbolic Body Parts in Marital Conflicts in Early Modern France Castan for Early Modern France, Laura Gowing for England and Heinrich Richard Schmidt for Switzerland focus above all on male violence towards women.. Elizabeth Foyster’s recent study on marital violence in England from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century, despite claiming to present a “balan

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Democratization and Violence: European and International Perspectivesurope, and South Africa accompanied by waves of individual violent crime and collective violence in these countries? Had democracy lost its capacity to contain violence and to generate peaceful habits amongst its citizens? Or did the new liberties and free market policies that came with democratizat