Men and violence

Lisa Vetten · Kopano Ratele

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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The last time Agenda devoted its attention to men specifically was in 1998, making this special issue on men and violence long overdue. The timeliness of such a focus has also been underscored by r...

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