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Situating and contesting structural violence in community-based research and action [PDF]
, 2016 Structural violence refers to social systems as well as the mechanisms through which they produce and normalize marginalization, exclusion, and exploitation.
Christopher C. Sonn +8 more
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Current Swedish Archaeology, 2021 The present article centres on Washington Black—a neo-slave narrative whose eponymous hero documents his route from slavery to freedom. The novel offers insight into how the structural legacy of colonialism lives on in (neo-)liberalism, which is ...
Marta Fratczak-Dabrowska
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Structural Reasons for School Violence and Education Strategies
Center for Educational Policy Studies Journal, 2020 For the purposes of the research, we developed a concept of structural reasons that we theoretically assume appear as typical structural reasons for violence in schools.
Janez Krek
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Structural Violence Ensues in Myanmar: The On-Going Ferocity Against Rohingya Muslims
Malaysian Journal of International Relations, 2019 Rohingya Muslims have been subjected to structural violence committed by the Government of Myanmar and the military junta for several decades. The sheer refusal of rights of these people is a classic example of structural violence as explained by Johan ...
Shireen Mushtaq +2 more
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Biology, 2023 Structural violence is an indirect form of violence that can lead to physiological consequences. Interestingly, these physiological disruptions may affect the skeletons and can therefore provide relevant information on violence and way of life in the ...
Lucie Biehler-Gomez +7 more
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Sport-related domestic violence : exploring the complex relationship between sporting events and domestic violence [PDF]
, 2015 The link between sport and violence is widely acknowledged. While the focus has been on “player violence” and “crowd violence” it is recognised that a variety of other incidents of sports-related violence exist, including domestic violence. Empirical and
Williams, Damien John +1 more
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COVID-19 Lockdown and the Increased Violence against Women: Understanding Domestic Violence during a Pandemic [PDF]
, 2021 Globally, during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, reports of domestic abuse have increased. Using scientific and news reports about violence against women during COVID-19 and the changes it implicated in society, this article speculates how different ...
Murr, Hana +2 more
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Genealogy, 2021 Through the lens of structural violence, Black feminism and critical family history, this paper explores how societal structures informed by white supremacy shaped the lives of three generations of rural African American women in a family in Florida ...
Evelyn Newman Phillips, Wangari Gichiru
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Muslim Personal Law, Yes and No: Religious Leader's Views on its Legalization [PDF]
Journal for the Study of Religion, 2023 Muslim personal law (MPL) has been a controversial issue in South Africa. Proponents of it becoming legalized in South Africa, say that women would be handed benefits which they do not have because their marriages lack legal recognition.
Muhammed Suleman
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Violence and global public health [PDF]
, 2022 Violence is a major global public health problem (WHO, 2002) with some likening it to an epidemic being both contagious, as well as causing morbidity and mortality (Slutkin, 2013).
Morgan, Julia, Choak, Clare
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