Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
'Infant warriors': Boys mothers men and domestic violence,2003,54,1,4-5,Campbell
Domestic violence perpetrators,2006,66,1,34-35 N2-,Hester
Criminalising violence against women: solution or dead end? -- Laureen Snider argues that criminalising sexual and domestic assault in Canada has delivered real symbolic benefits to some women but has tightened the noose of coercive control for marginalis,2008,74,1,38-39 AB-,Snider
What can cities do to prevent serious youth violence? -- Anthony A Braga and Christopher Winship consider Boston's Operation Ceasefire and the ways in which the model might be implemented in other communities affected by youth violence,2009,75,1,35-37 AB-,Braga
Locking up the victim — domestic violence policy looks in the wrong direction,2007,69,1,34-35 N2-,Squire
A pathway to danger? Evaluating the Freedom Programme,2010,80,1,12,Watkins
The voices and views of women experiencing domestic violence,2000,42,1,18-19,Hague
Domestic violence and black/minority women: enough is enough!,2000,42,1,14-15,Siddiqui
Thinking of suicide: understanding the risks associated with child institutional care,2012,90,1,38-40,Bebbington
The devolution era in Northern Ireland,2015,100,1,16-21,Ford
New coalitions against trafficking in women?,2009,76,1,2-3,Munro
Immigration detention in Northern Ireland,2011,83,1,8-9,Wilson