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Coercive Control: How Men Entrap Women in Personal Life 2nd ed

Coercive Control: How Men Entrap Women in Personal Life 2nd ed

Name: Coercive Control: How Men Entrap Women in Personal Life 2nd ed
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780197639986
Price: 389.94 HKD
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Author: Evan Stark
ISBN: 9780197639986

By Evan Stark

Oxford University Press March 2024

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ISBN-13: 9780197639986
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication: March 2024
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.S. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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Coercive control is the most common and devastating means used to subjugate women in personal and family life. Drawing on FBI statistics, health records, interviews with victims and perpetrators, and forensic analysis of dramatic cases from the author's experience, Evan Stark, a leading proponent and scholar, provides the authoritative description of coercive control. The book identifies its elements, dynamics, and consequences, including the harms it poses to liberty rights and privacy rights; and proposes effective interventions, including new laws and means of policing and supporting perpetrators and victims.

Sweeping aside outdated, entrenched views of woman abuse, Coercive Control emphasizes the importance of addressing women's diminishment and subordination in personal life as part of the global equity agenda.

Preface; Introduction; 1. A New Law in the Land; Part I: The DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REVOLUTION; 2. The Revolution Unfolds; 3. The Revolution Stalls; Part II: THE THEORY AND THE MODEL; 4. Up to Inequality; 5. The Theory of Coercive Control; 6. The Technology of Coercive Control; Part III: THE SPECTRUM OF COERCIVE CONTROL: MEASUREMENT AND PRACTICE; 7. The Spectrum of Coercive Control; 8.
The Entrapment Enigma: 9. Representing Battered Women; Part IV: COERCIVE CONTROL ON TRIAL; 10. Donna Ballis: When Battered Women Kill; 11. Theresa Craig: The "Known Unknown"; 12. The Crown vs. Sally Challen: Entrapment and Liberty; Part V: CONCLUSION; 13. The Coercive Control Context; 14. Freedom is not Free