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Victories over structural violence.

Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, 2011
Structural violence has been inherent in the governance of the United States for almost 200 years. It has been a feature of American society since its inception and, within psychology, it has been associated with the use of intelligence tests from the time they were first introduced in the United States.
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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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Structural violence in ecological systems

2017
The final substantive chapter explores the structural violence in the fishing industry. The circumstances of the wreck of the fishing boat Kathryn Jane and the death of her crew are examined in detail, along with the effect of the wreck and deaths on other fishers.
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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
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Structural Violence

2020
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Relational and Structural Violence

2015
If we define violence as deliberately causing harm to another person, we must also include attempts to harm someone’s self-appreciation, relationships with other people, or social standing. Such forms of relational violence are often based on prejudice and downright hatred of people classified on the basis of class, ethnicity, religion, sex, or sexual ...
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From structural violence to family violence

2022
Salaün, Marie, Paia, Mirose, Vernaudon, Jacques   +2 more
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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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Structural marginalization and violence: Advancing research on how community structure contributes to violence and violence prevention

Journal of Community Psychology, 2021
Maury, Nation, Monica, Wendel
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Global, regional, and national prevalence estimates of physical or sexual, or both, intimate partner violence against women in 2018

Lancet, The, 2022
LynnMarie Sardinha, Mathieu Maheu-Giroux, Heidi Stöckl   +2 more
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