Future interventions with battered women and their families

Abstract

Visions of Continued Change - Jeffrey L Edleson and Zvi C Eisikovits PART ONE: CHANGING SOCIETIES Violence against Women - Lori L Heise Global Organizing for Change Domestic Violence, Racism and the Battered Women's Movement in the United States - Valli Kanuha PART TWO: CHANGING COMMUNITY RESPONSES The Battered Women's Movement in the United States - Susan Schechter New Directions for Institutional Reform Tensions and Possibilities - Liz Kelly Enhancing Informal Responses to Domestic Violence Wife Abuse in the Arab Society in Israel - Muhammad M Haj-Yahia Challenges for Future Change PART THREE: INTERVENTION WITH SURVIVORS, PERPETRATORS AND THEIR CHILDREN Battered Women's Strategic Response to Violence - Mary Ann Dutton The Role of Context 'Secondary' Victims No More - Einat Peled Refocusing Intervention with Children Controversy and Change in Batterers' Programs - Jeffrey L Edleson Expanding Sanctions for Batterers - Richard M Tolman What Can We Do besides Jailing and Counseling Them? Toward a Phenomenological Intervention with Violence in Intimate Relationships - Zvi C Eisikovits and Eli Buchbinder Couple Therapy with Battered Women and Abusive Men - Michal Shamai Does It Have a Future? The Future of Intervention in Woman Battering - Zvi C Eisikovits, Guy Enosh and Jeffrey L Edleson Common Themes and Emerging Directions

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