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First English edition

Prague : Charles University in Prague, Karolinum Press, 2015

1 online zdroj

ISBN 978-80-246-3217-9 (online ; pdf)

ISBN 9788024631639 (print)

Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy

Popsáno podle online zdroje

001453267

Contents // 1. Intimate ??? violence as a public issue and its theoretical reflection (Jirí Buriánck, Simona likálková) // Research on intimate partner violence and the hypothesis // of gender (a)symmetry 11 // Defining family violence 14 // Limitations of solutions involving criminal liability 17 // Some theories in sociology explaining family violence 18 // Feminist theories and masculinity 21 // Intimate partner violence and gender 23 // Transformations of the male role 26 // Men as victims 29 // 2. Current study and its methodological background // (Jirí Buriánck, Simona Pikálková) 31 // Searching for the empirical evidence: From victimologica! surveys to I YAWS 31 // ’Ihc previous Czech experience 34 // Objectives and methodology of the current research // on "Intimate partner violence" 35 // The sample 38 // Some limitations in assessing trends 41 // 3. Physical violence in intimate partnership (Simona Pikálková) 45 // Incidence and forms of physical violence 46 // Profile of violent incident by intimate partner 49 // Correlates of victimization in intimate partnership 57 // Violence in intimate partnership by victim’s characteristics 58 // Partnership violence in connection with the aggressor’s // characteristics 63 // 4. Help-seeking behaviour among intimate partner violence victims // (Viktorie Kolínská) 73 // Formal sources of help 74 // ’Ptc role of the police in eases of domestic violence 74 // Incidents reported to the police 76 // Obstacles when contacting

the police 77 // Other options of formal help 80 // Informal sources of help 82 // Respondents who did not talk to anybody 84 // Conclusion 85 // 5. Psychological violence in intimate relationships: // a gender analysis (Zuzana Podaná) 87 // Prevalence of psychological violence 89 // Association between psychological and physical violence 95 // Risk factors of psychological violence 95 // Tolerance of psychological violence 100 // Conclusion 103 // 6. Self-control and relationship configurations (Jiri Buriánck) 105 // Relationship contexts and relationship values 105 // Self-control 108 // Relationship configurations 113 // Forms of psychological abuse as a dependent variable // and other aspects of social context 123 // Predictors of violence 127 // Configurations, violence and their reproduction 130 // Conclusion 137 // 7. Stalking (Zuzana Podaná) 138 // Stalking as a criminal olTense 138 // Stalking prevalence 140 // Characteristics of stalking situations, victims, and offenders 142 // Victim responses to stalking 146 // Termination of stalking 150 // Conclusion 152 // 8. Final discussion (Simona Pikálková) 153 // References // 159

(OCoLC)946358424

(EBSC)1218394