Researching gender violence : feminist methodology in action / Tina Skinner, Marianne Hester, Ellen Malos
Idioma: Inglês.Edição: 1ªed.Publicação: Devon : Willan Publishing, 2005Descrição física: XII, 240 p.; 24 cmISBN: 1843920409Assunto: 220 | 6700 | 917 | 8815 | 3557Localização e Cota : 343.2SKI Resumo: Methodology, feminism and gender violence - Tina SKINNER, Marianne HESTER and Ellen MALOS. Feminist quantitative methologie: evaluating policing of domestic violence - Sue GRIFFITHS and Jalna HANNER. Researching people in power: practice, analysis and action - Tina SKINNER. Researching Asian children's experiences of domestic violence: the significance of cultural competence and shared ethnicities of participants in the research process - Umme IMAM and Parveen AKHTAR. Conducting social research with young people: ethical considerations - Melanie McCARRY. Comparison and collaboration: researching young people's experiences and perceptions of violence in the family across China and the UK - Marianne HESTER and Geetanjali GANGOLI. Researching women political prisoners in Northern Ireland: ethnographic problems and negotiations - Mary CORCORAN. Listening to women's voices: the participation of domestic violence survivors in services - Gill HAGUE and Audrey MULLENDER. Researching violent fathers - Lynne HARNE. Balls and permissions: theorising the links between football and domestic violence - Jill RADFORD and Eve HUDSON. In memoriam: Sue Lees (1941-2002), her life, research and influence - Jill RADFORD and Nicole WESTMARLAND.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral de Reinserção e Serviços Prisionais | 343.2SKI (Browse shelf) | 4750 | Available | DGRSP4750601817 |
Methodology, feminism and gender violence - Tina SKINNER, Marianne HESTER and Ellen MALOS. Feminist quantitative methologie: evaluating policing of domestic violence - Sue GRIFFITHS and Jalna HANNER. Researching people in power: practice, analysis and action - Tina SKINNER. Researching Asian children's experiences of domestic violence: the significance of cultural competence and shared ethnicities of participants in the research process - Umme IMAM and Parveen AKHTAR. Conducting social research with young people: ethical considerations - Melanie McCARRY. Comparison and collaboration: researching young people's experiences and perceptions of violence in the family across China and the UK - Marianne HESTER and Geetanjali GANGOLI. Researching women political prisoners in Northern Ireland: ethnographic problems and negotiations - Mary CORCORAN. Listening to women's voices: the participation of domestic violence survivors in services - Gill HAGUE and Audrey MULLENDER. Researching violent fathers - Lynne HARNE. Balls and permissions: theorising the links between football and domestic violence - Jill RADFORD and Eve HUDSON. In memoriam: Sue Lees (1941-2002), her life, research and influence - Jill RADFORD and Nicole WESTMARLAND.
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