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Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence

Using Women's Economic Empowerment to Combat Intimate Partner Violence

Using Women's Economic Empowerment to Combat Intimate Partner Violence

Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence

Using Women's Economic Empowerment to Combat Intimate Partner Violence

Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence: Using Women's Economic Empowerment to Combat Intimate Partner Violence

 

This book explores the link between Women’s economic empowerment and IPV reduction by analysing how economic independence and access to resources empower women to address and escape abusive situations.

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Beschrijving Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence: Using Women's Economic Empowerment to Combat Intimate Partner Violence

This book explores the link between Women’s economic empowerment and IPV reduction by analysing how economic independence and access to resources empower women to address and escape abusive situations.

ISBN
9781041113416
Pagina's
280
Verschenen
Serie
Domestic Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence
Rubriek
Algemene sociale wetenschappen
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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