Structural Violence: Hidden Brutality in the Lives of Women
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Challenges the notions that “violence against women” is synonymous with “domestic violence” and that violence affects all women equally Structural Violence Structural Violence Contents List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: The Power and Control Wheel: From Critical Pedagogy to Homogenizing Model Chapter Two: Difficult Maneuvers: Stopping Violence against Latina Immigrants in the United States Chapter Three: Speech at the Margins: Women in Prostitution and the Counterpublic Sphere Chapter Four: Homophobia, Structural Violence, and Coalition Building Chapter Five: Spaces of Judgment and Judgments of Space: Competing Logics of Violence in Court Chapter Six: “Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?” Chapter Seven: Tentative Conclusions and Small-Scale Solutions Notes Bibliography Index
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