Anthropology at the front lines of gender-based violence (Vanderbilt University Press, 2011)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Ethnographic notes from the front lines of gender-based violence - Jennifer R. Wies and Hillary J. Haldane -- - Disparity in disasters: a frontline view of gender-based inequities in emergency aid and health care - Roxane Richter -- - Participant and observer: reflections on fieldwork in a women's shelter in Tokyo, Japan - Sharman L. Babior -- - Crafting community through narratives, images, and shared experience - Stephanie J. Brommer -- - "We couldn't just throw her in the street": gendered violence and women's shelters in Turkey - Kim Shively -- - Institutional resources (un)available: the effects of police attitudes and actions on battered women in Peru - M. Cristina Alcalde -- - Child welfare and domestic violence workers' cultural models of domestic violence: an ethnographic examination - Cyleste C. Collins -- - Gender-based violence: perspectives from the male European front line - Uwe Jacobs -- - Cultural politics of a global/local health program for battered women in Vietnam - Lynn Kwiatkowski -- - Global civil society and the local costs of belonging: defining violence against women in Russia - Julie Hemment -- - Memorializing murder, speaking back to the state - Belinda Leach -- - Laliti, compassionate savior: the hidden archaeology of founding a shelter - Jamila Bargach