Coercive control: how men entrap women in personal life

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2008-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online867 citationsclosed

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Stalking, Cyberstalking, and Harassment

Abstract

Introduction I. THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REVOLUTION: PROMISE AND DISAPPOINTMENT 1. The Revolution Unfolds 2. The Revolution Stalled II. ENIGMAS OF ABUSE 3. The Proper Measure of Abuse 4. The Entrapment Enigma 5. Re-presenting Battered Women III. FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO COERCIVE CONTROL 6. Up to Inequality 7. The Theory of Coercive Control 8. The Technology of Coercive Control IV. LIVING WITH COERCIVE CONTROL 9. When Battered Women Kill 10. For Love or Money 11. The Reasonableness of Battered Women Conclusion: Freedom is Not Free

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