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VIOLENCE AGAINST WIVES: A CASE AGAINST THE PATRIARCHY

01 January 1991

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VIOLENCE AGAINST WIVES: A CASE AGAINST THE PATRIARCHY
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R Emerson Dobash R Dobash
Open Books, 1980 39pp 31320

Explores the historical and sociological context of
domestic violence and the forces that sustain it. The work is
based around interviews with battered wives in the United
Kingdom

Marriage, Police, young people, domestic violence, assault, law

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