Coercive Control, a major update of the seminal first edition, contains painful first-hand accounts of psychological, sexual, financial, and physical abuse of women. Stark identifies the elements of coercive control and the harms they pose to women and their rights. New laws, policies, and approaches are proposed for supporting perpetrators and victims. The overall effect is uplifting because the numerous real life stories emphasize survival and endurance.
Coercive Control, a major update of the seminal first edition, contains painful first-hand accounts of psychological, sexual, financial, and physical abuse of women. Stark identifies the elements of coercive control and the harms they pose to women and their rights. New laws, policies, and approaches are proposed for supporting perpetrators and victims. The overall effect is uplifting because the numerous real life stories emphasize survival and endurance.
Evan Stark is a sociologist, forensic social worker and an award-winning researcher with an international reputation for his legal advocacy and innovative policy work on interpersonal violence. With his wife, Anne Flitcraft, MD, Dr. Stark co-founded an early shelter for abused women, co-directed the pioneering Yale Trauma Studies showing the significance of domestic violence for women's health and co-chaired a U.S. Surgeon General's Task Force on Domestic Violence and Women's Health.
Inhaltsangabe
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
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
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