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Classifying Partner Femicide [PDF]
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2008 The heterogeneity of domestic violent men has long been established. However, research has failed to examine this phenomenon among men committing the most severe form of domestic violence. This study aims to use a multidimensional approach to empirically construct a classification system of men who are incarcerated for the murder of their female ...
Dixon, Louise +2 more
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Cause of death: femicide [PDF]
, 2023 Labelled ‘the shadow pandemic’ by UN Women, violence against women received considerable global public attention during 2020–21. Underpinning this moment of public concern, there lies a substantial history of efforts to document the nature of, and ...
Sandra Walklate +5 more
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Moving Towards More Inclusive Definitions of Femicide: Intersectionality and Marginalised Identities
Contemporary Challenges, 2023 Femicide violence has long been invisible. Drawing on feminist scholarship, this article will discuss existing definitions of femicide that have been key to its recognition as a distinct phenomenon.
Martina Caterini
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Re-imagining what counts as femicide [PDF]
, 2023 This Special Subsection on Re-imagining what counts as femicide brings together five original articles which, from different perspectives, seek to push, challenge, and redefine what counts as femicide.
Walklate, S. +8 more
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The Rurality of Intimate Partner Femicide: Examining Risk Factors in Queensland
, 2023 While violence against women and domestic violence can be seen throughout Australia, emerging evidence suggests that intimate partner femicide (IPF) is more common in rural spaces than urban ones.
Freya McLachlan, McLachlan, Freya
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'He said he was going to kill me'
Journal of Comparative Social Work, 2018 This article uses a case study design to explore attempted intimate femicide in metropolitan São Paulo, Brazil. We conducted 30 in-depth interviews with adult women on community and personal relationship experiences, health-care services, and national ...
Dabney P. Evans +5 more
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Miscelánea: A Journal of English and American StudiesThe term ‘femicide’ entered public discourse only in the late 1970s, when feminist critic Diana Russell used the term to bring attention to male violence and discrimination against women. This article intends to re-examine the representation of femicide
Beatrice Melodia Festa
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An exploratory study of the Psychosocial-Cultural factors contributing to Femicide in South Africa: A systematic review [PDF]
E-Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social SciencesGlobally, femicide is becoming an increasingly alarming and distressing issue, with women subjected to severe and often fatal violence. Femicide, the wilful homicide by men against their female counterparts, is a global and cumulative quagmire worldwide,
Asanda Zembe
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, 2023 reservedFemicide, the targeted killing of women because of their gender, is a pervasive and urgent issue in Mexico, with thousands of women murdered each year.
MADERO MONTANA, EVELYN
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Femicide in Turkey between 2000 and 2010. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2017 Although intimate partner violence (IPV) is an important problem that threatens women's health, very few studies focus on the victim-perpetrator relationship or examine this relationship across Turkey.
Sadik Toprak, Gokhan Ersoy
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