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Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law Volume 31, 2009 - Issue 4
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‘Potentially violent men?’: teenage boys, access to refuges and constructions of men, masculinity and violence

Helen Baker The Liverpool Law School, University of Liverpool, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 435-450 | Published online: 09 Dec 2009

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Lai-ching Leung. (2015) The effects on children of witnessing violence: implications for social work practice. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development 25:2, pages 68-79.
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Helen Baker. (2012) Exploring how teenage boys are constructed in relation to parent abuse. Criminal Justice Matters 87:1, pages 48-49.
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Amanda Holt. (2016) Adolescent-to-Parent Abuse as a Form of “Domestic Violence”. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse 17:5, pages 490-499.
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Fidelma Ashe. (2013) ‘All about Eve’: Mothers, Masculinities and the 2011 UK Riots. Political Studies 62:3, pages 652-668.
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Amanda Holt & Simon Retford. (2013) Practitioner accounts of responding to parent abuse - a case study in ad hoc delivery, perverse outcomes and a policy silence . Child & Family Social Work 18:3, pages 365-374.
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Helen Baker. (2012) Problematising the Relationship between Teenage Boys and Parent Abuse: Constructions of Masculinity and Violence. Social Policy and Society 11:2, pages 265-276.
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