RT Article
T1 From Physical Violence to Intensified Economic Abuse: Transitions Between the Types of IPV Over Survivors’ Life Courses
JF Violence against women
VO 27
IS 9
SP 1211
OP 1231
A1 Krigel, Karni
A2 Benjamin, Orly
LA English
YR 2021
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1759094919
AB Scholars of intimate partner violence (IPV) cite the various forms of IPV perpetrated by violent male partners to establish their coercive control over women. This scholarship emphasizes IPV’s long-term destructive effects on survivors’ lives. However, until recently, the role of the state in the relationship between different manifestations of IPV has received little attention, leaving hazy the meaning of absent formal legislation. An opportunity to clarify the significance of this condition lies in Israel, where economic abuse is not yet recognized as grounds for legal and social sanctions. Based on in-depth interviews with 33 IPV survivors, the present study explores state actions involved in transitions between types of violence as revealed in cases of ongoing economic abuse.
K1 the state
K1 long-term effects
K1 IPV
K1 economic abuse
DO 10.1177/1077801220940397