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Until Death Do Us Part? Husband Perceptions and Responses to Fear of Crime

Nicole E. Rader Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Mississippi, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 33-59 | Received 08 Aug 2008, Accepted 04 Nov 2008, Published online: 19 Dec 2009

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Nathalie E. Williams, Dirgha Ghimire & Karen A. Snedker. (2018) Fear of violence during armed conflict: Social roles and responsibilities as determinants of fear. Social Science Research 71, pages 145-159.
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Laura Vozmediano, César San-Juan, Ana I. Vergara & Natalia Alonso-Alberca. (2017) “Watch out, Sweetie”: The Impact of Gender and Offence Type on Parents’ Altruistic Fear of Crime. Sex Roles 77:9-10, pages 676-686.
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Tarah Hodgkinson, Natalie Gately, James McCue, Ahmed Shuhad, Raymond R. Corrado & Martin A. Andresen. (2017) Fear of Crime in an Island Paradise. International Criminal Justice Review 27:2, pages 108-125.
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Gwen van Eijk. (2016) Between Risk and Resistance. Feminist Criminology 12:2, pages 103-124.
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Stacy H. Haynes & Nicole E. Rader. (2015) Concerns About Crime for Self and Others. Criminal Justice Review 40:3, pages 303-321.
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Natalia Hanley & Leah Ruppanner. (2015) Understanding the Effects of Crime on Women: Fear and Well-Being in the Context of Diverse Relationships. Social Sciences 4:2, pages 276-293.
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Kevin M. Drakulich. (2014) Concerns for Self or Family? Sources of and Responses to Altruistic Fear. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 30:7, pages 1168-1207.
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Kevin M. Drakulich & Kristin Rose. (2012) Being Male or Living With a Female. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 28:9, pages 1765-1797.
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Nicole E. Rader & Stacy H. Haynes. (2011) Gendered Fear of Crime Socialization. Feminist Criminology 6:4, pages 291-307.
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Robbie M. Sutton, Karen M. Douglas & Leigh M. McClellan. (2010) Benevolent Sexism, Perceived Health Risks, and the Inclination to Restrict Pregnant Women’s Freedoms. Sex Roles 65:7-8, pages 596-605.
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Nicole E. Rader & Jeralynn S. Cossman. (2011) Gender Differences in U.S. College Students’ Fear for Others. Sex Roles 64:7-8, pages 568-581.
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