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When Push Comes to Shove

Leslie W. Kennedy, David Robert Forde

1999

Framing the Victim

Nancy S. Berns

2004

Preventing and responding to violence at work

Kimberley Ann Rogers, Duncan Chappell, Kimberly Ann Rogers

2003

Männerphantasien

Klaus Theweleit

1977

Violence and the struggle for existence

Frank M. Ochberg, Stanford University. Committee on Violence., David N. Daniels et al.

1970

Television and aggression

Seymour Feshbach

1971

Reckless rites

Elliott S. Horowitz

2006

Sport matters

Eric Dunning

1999

Children in danger

Kathleen Kostelny, Nancy Dubrow, Carole Pardo et al.

1992

Media violence and children

Douglas A. Gentile

2003

Family violence across the lifespan

Ola W. Barnett, Cindy Miller-Perrin, Robin Perrin

1996

Just War or Just Peace?

Simon Chesterman

2001

The Funeral Casino

Alan Klima

2002

Prison violence in America

Lucien X. Lombardo, Reid H. Montgomery, Michael Braswell

1994

Power and innocence

Rollo May

1972

Workplace violence

Bonnie Fisher, Vaughan Bowie, Cary L. Cooper

2005

Domestic violence

Joan Nordquist

1986

Violence at work

Vittorio Di Martino, Duncan Chappell

2006

Lost Boys

James Garbarino

1999

Sacred Fury

Charles Selengut

2008

Violence and subjectivity

Veena Das

2000

Prison violence

Kimmett Edgar

2003

Battering and family therapy

Marsali Hansen, Michele Harway

1993

Redemption

Nicholas Lemann

2006

When the powers fall

Walter Wink

1998

The tears of Eros

Georges Bataille

1988

Violent Land

David T. Courtwright

1996

The Victimization of women

Jane Roberts Chapman, Margaret Jane Gates

1978

Christ and Violence

Ronald J. Sider

1979

The iron fist and the velvet glove

Tony Platt, Center for Research on Criminal Justice (Berkeley, Calif.), Institute for the Study of Labor and Economic Crisis (San Francisco, Calif.)

1977

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