Journal of Gender-Based Violence Volume 2 Issue 1 (2018)

Jump to Content Jump to Main Navigation

Volume 2 (2018): Issue 1 (Feb 2018)

in Journal of Gender-Based Violence

Online ISSN:: 2398-6816

Print ISSN:: 2398-6808

Issue Publication Date:: 01 Feb 2018

Editorial
Themed sections: Sexual Violence and Girls in Residential Care
- Sexual re-victimisation of adolescent girls in institutional care with a history of sexual violence in childhood: empirical results and conclusions for prevention
- Vulnerable bodily integrity: under-recognised sexual violence among girls in residential care institutions
Themed sections: Agency, Resistance and Responsibility
Themed section: Sport and GBV
- ‘Home game’: domestic abuse and football
Policy and Practice
- Gender-based violence in EU sport policy: overview and recommendations
Open Space
- Sexual violence while studying abroad: a critical, collagist personal testimony

Get new article alerts

Get eTOC alerts

Measuring violence to end violence: mainstreaming gender

Authors: Sylvia Walby and Jude Towers

Identifying the key components of a ‘whole family’ intervention for families experiencing domestic violence and abuse

Authors: Nicky Stanley and Cathy Humphreys

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Author: Andy Myhill

A campus LGBTQ community’s sexual violence and stalking experiences: the contribution of pro-abuse peer support

Authors: Walter DeKeseredy, Amanda Hall-Sanchez, James Nolan, and Martin Schwartz

Measuring violence, mainstreaming gender: does adding harm make a difference?

Authors: Margunn Bjørnholt and Ole Kristian Hjemdal

Digital intrusions: technology, spatiality and violence against women

Authors: Bridget Harris and Laura Vitis

Islamophobic violence as a form of gender-based violence: a qualitative study with Muslim women in Canada

Author: Sidrah Maysoon Ahmad

Digital media and domestic violence in Australia: essential contexts

Authors: Molly Dragiewicz, Bridget Harris, Delanie Woodlock, and Michael Salter

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Author: Andy Myhill

Problem framing of increased gender-based violence by national governments of Argentina and Spain during COVID-19: an interpretive policy analysis

Authors: Anouck Joëlle Cremers and Mary Hadley

Share Link

Copy this link, or click below to email it to a friend

Email this content

or copy the link directly:

https://bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journals/jgbv/2/1/jgbv.2.issue-1.xml

Link copied successfully

Volume 2 (2018): Issue 1 (Feb 2018)

Measuring violence to end violence: mainstreaming gender

Identifying the key components of a ‘whole family’ intervention for families experiencing domestic violence and abuse

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

A campus LGBTQ community’s sexual violence and stalking experiences: the contribution of pro-abuse peer support

Measuring violence, mainstreaming gender: does adding harm make a difference?

Digital intrusions: technology, spatiality and violence against women

Islamophobic violence as a form of gender-based violence: a qualitative study with Muslim women in Canada

Digital media and domestic violence in Australia: essential contexts

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Problem framing of increased gender-based violence by national governments of Argentina and Spain during COVID-19: an interpretive policy analysis

Share Link

Help and advice

About us

Resources

Volume 2 (2018): Issue 1 (Feb 2018)

Most Cited

Most Read

Share Link

Help and advice

About us

Resources