Violence against women / [print]
James D. Torr, book editor ; Karin L. Swisher, assistant editor.
- San Diego, California : Greenhaven Press, (c)1999.
- 224 pages ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Violence against women is a serious problem Domestic violence is a serious problem for women Rape is a serious problem for women Acquaintance rape is a serious problem for young women The seriousness of female violence against men has been exaggerated The problem of violence against women is exaggerated The seriousness of domestic violence is exaggerated for political purposes Feminists exaggerate the prevalence of rape The incidence of acquaintance rape is inflated Female violence against men is a serious problem Pornography causes violence against women Pornography does not cause violence against women Patriarchal customs cause violence against women Capitalism causes violence against women Learned gender roles cause violence against women Mandatory arrest laws can reduce violence against women The violence against women act is just Mandatory arrest laws do not help women The violence against women act is unjust Domestic violence laws are anti-male The criminal justice system can reduce violence against women Programs that empower women can reduce violence against women Churches can reduce violence against women Physicians can reduce violence against women Therapy can reduce violence against women Promoting public awareness can reduce violence against women Ann Jones -- Aimee Lee Ball -- Lynn Hecht Schafran -- Kathryn Masterson -- Ben Wadham -- Armin A. Brott -- Frank S. Zepezauer -- Brian Carnell -- Christina Hoff Sommers -- Philip W. Cook. The causes of violence against women; an overview National Research Council -- Diana E.H. Russell, interviewed by Ann E. Menasche -- Wendy McElroy -- Charlotte Bunch -- Connie Furdeck -- Katherine Hanson and Anne McAuliffe -- Marion Wanless -- Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Laws that protect women should be fully enforced George Lardner Jr. -- Strong laws are needed to fight violence against women Robert L. Snow -- Cathy Young -- Jeremy Rabkin -- Sally L. Satel -- Albert R. Roberts -- Neil Websdale and Byron Johnson -- Paul A. Cedar -- Sarah M. Buel -- Mary Sikes Wylie -- Marissa E. Ghez.
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