Domestic Violence

<div>Introduction.-&nbsp;Part I.&nbsp;Protection.-&nbsp;Chapter 1.&nbsp;Domestic Violence: Applying a Human Rights Discourse;&nbsp;Ronagh McGuigg.-&nbsp;Chapter 2.&nbsp;A Fresh Approach to Policing&nbsp;Domestic Violence;&nbsp;Mandy Burton.-&nbsp;Chapter 3.&nbsp;Domestic Violence: The Limitations of a Legal Response;&nbsp;Charlotte Bishop.-&nbsp;Chapter 4.&nbsp;Surviving times of Austerity: Preserving the Specialist Domestic Violence Court Provision; Vanessa Bettinson.-&nbsp;Part II.&nbsp;Prevention and Intervention.-&nbsp;Chapter 5.&nbsp;Victim Support Services and the World of Commissioning;&nbsp;Di Turgoose.-&nbsp;Chapter 6.&nbsp;Children and Domestic Violence: What Do Family Intervention Workers Have to Offer?;&nbsp;Jo Little and Fae Garland.- Chapter 7.&nbsp;Building Healthy Relationships for Young People and the Prevention of Domestic Abuse;&nbsp;Chris Crowther-Dowey, Terry Gillespie and .-&nbsp;Chapter 8.&nbsp;Debates of Difference: Male Victims of Domestic Violence and Abuse;&nbsp;Luke Martin.-&nbsp;Chapter 9.&nbsp;The Relationship Between Spiritual Abuse and Domestic Violence and Abuse in Faith Based Communities; Lisa Oakley and Kathryn Kinmond.-&nbsp;Chapter 10.&nbsp;Housing: More Than Just Bricks and Mortar. Domestic Abuse Interventions within the Housing Sector;&nbsp;Gudrun Burnet.-&nbsp;Chapter 11.&nbsp;Independent Advocacy and Multi Agency Responses to Domestic Violence;&nbsp;Amanda Robinson and Joanne Payton.-&nbsp;Chapter 12.&nbsp;Working with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence and Abuse: The Potential for Change;&nbsp;Sarah Hilder and Caroline Freeman.-&nbsp;Chapter 13.&nbsp;Developing Interventions for Abusive Partners in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender Relationships; Rebecca Barnes and Catherine Donovan.<br></div>