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Sacred violence

Robert Hamerton-Kelly

1992

Violence and the prevention of violence

Leonore Loeb Adler, Florence Denmark

1995

Why don't American cities burn?

Michael B. Katz

2012

Psychological and physical aggression in couples

K. Daniel O'Leary

2009

Media, Sex, Violence, and Drugs in the Global Village

Yahya R. Kamalipour

2001

The family secret

William Stacey, William A. Stacey, Anson Shupe

1983

One hundred violent films that changed cinema

Neil Fulwood

2003

Parting ways

Judith Butler

2012

Patterns Legitimizing Political Violence in Transcultural Perspectives

Bettina Koch

2015

Love's whipping boy

Elizabeth Barnes

2011

Human development and political violence

Colette Daiute

2010

Racial spectacles

Jonathan Markovitz

2011

Ticking bombs

Michael R. Mantell

1994

Negotiating the Therapeutic Alliance

J. Christopher Muran, Jeremy D. Safran

2003

Terror in the Mind of God

Mark Juergensmeyer

2000

Criminal Intimacy

Regina G. Kunzel

2008

Freedom and Entertainment

Stephen Vaughn

2006

Psychology of Female Violence

Anna Motz

2000

Violence and society

Elie Godsi

2004

Public Heroes, Private Felons

Jeff Benedict

1997

Family violence from a communication perspective / edited by Dudley D. Cahn and Sally A. Lloyd

Dudley D. Cahn

1996

Domestic tyranny

Elizabeth Hafkin Pleck

1987

Victims and heroes

Jerry H. Bryant

1997

Frames of war

Judith Butler

2010

Power kills

R. Rummel, R. J. Rummel, R. J Rummel

1997

Battered love

Renita J. Weems

1995

Violent men

Hans Toch

1969

Precarious life

Judith Butler

2006

Rethinking Domestic Violence

Donald G. Dutton

2007

Establishment violence in Philo and Luke

Torrey Seland

1995

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