RT Article
T1 Caribbean perspectives on domestic violence: a systematic review of frames and responses to domestic violence
JF The Palgrave handbook of Caribbean criminology
SP 333
OP 350
A1 Cleghorn, Leah
A2 County, Keel
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1931909172
AB Over the past twenty years Caribbean countries have continuously engaged in the development of legislation, policy, and programmes to address domestic violence amongst their populace. While there exists data and research on violence within households and between intimate partners, there is a need for an improved epistemological and theoretical understanding of these issues in the Caribbean context. The current chapter engages in a systematic review of past and present perspectives and understandings of domestic violence in the Caribbean region. It explores the framing and conceptualizations of such forms of violence within Caribbean discourse. Further, it investigates  how this framing of domestic violence within the regional discourse impacts  responses and interventions.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 345-350
SN 9783031523779
K1 domestic violence
K1 systematic review
K1 Woman-centred
K1 Cultural/structural issues
K1 Caribbean