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Structural violence and politics

Economy and Society, 2013
AbstractIn Red Tape, I do not use the term “arbitrary” in opposition to “systematic”, as is alleged by Harriss and Jeffrey. Arbitrariness accompanies systematic forms of discrimination, and is the result of both, the indifference to outcomes and to the chaotic style of functioning of Indian bureaucracies. Interpreting structural violence, or explaining
Akhil Gupta
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Structural Violence and Health-Related Outcomes in Europe: A Descriptive Systematic Review [PDF]

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
Joaquim J F Soares, Mamunur Rashid, Cormac Mcgrath   +2 more
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Structural violence and schizophrenia

Social Science & Medicine, 2005
Despite clear evidence of a substantial biological basis to schizophrenia, there is also evidence that social, economic and political factors have considerable relevance to the clinical features, treatment and outcome of the illness. Individuals from lower socio-economic groups have an earlier age at first presentation and longer durations of untreated
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The Violence of Structures and the Violence of Foundings

New Political Science, 2012
Western liberal democracies have long prided themselves on grounding political rule in the consent and representation of the governed, settling differences through deliberation and compromise, admi...
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Structural Violence

Abstract Enduring social inequalities in settler colonial societies are not an accident. They are produced and maintained by the self-repairing structural features and dynastic character of systemic racism and its intersecting oppressions.
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Gun Violence, Structural Violence, and Social Justice

2020
This chapter provides an overview of the topic of structural violence as it relates to gun violence. It posits potential evidence-based, social justice-focused solutions practicable for now and generations to come.
Tanya Zakrison, Brian Williams, Marie Crandall   +2 more
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Structural Violence and Structural Awareness

2022
Abstract This chapter explores how the arrangements of societal institutions do very real damage to millions of citizens.
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Infra-structural Violence: On the Violence that Holds Us Together

Somatechnics
How to define, and conceptualise, violence? This is a problem the social sciences and humanities have long wrestled with, often framing violence as an abstract, moral, and normative question, which prevented them from capturing its complexity. Violence, we suggest, is a tensional force that is constitutive of and immanent to social, material, and ...
Pavoni, A., Tulumello, S.
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Development and structural violence

Politikon, 1978
Abstract The conditions of positive peace are similar to those of development, where development refers to a state of national being and not a specific aspect of society. A just society is a developed society, and economic norms for a state of full development do not take into account cultural and material differences among nations.
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Gun violence is structural violence

Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 2017
Tanya L, Zakrison, Juan Carlos, Puyana, L D, Britt   +2 more
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