6 Accountability Archives

Bringing pathways towards accountability together – Perpetrator journeys and system roles and responsibilities

Vlais, R & Campbell, E (2019) Melbourne, Victoria: RMIT Centre for Innovative Justice.

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Beyond the Physical Incident Model: How Children Living with Domestic Violence are Harmed by and Resist Regimes of Coercive Control

Katz, E (2016) Child Abuse Review, 25, 46-49.

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Motivating perpetrators of domestic and family violence to engage in behaviour change: The role of fatherhood

Meyer, S (2018) Child & Family Social Work, 23, 97–104.

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Breaching safety: Improving the effectiveness of Violence Restraining Orders for victims of family and domestic violence

Chung, D., Green, D., Smith, G., & Leggett, N. (2014) Curtin University: Communicare and the Western Australian Department for Child Protection and Family Support.

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Domestic violence perpetrator programs: Education, therapy, support, accountability ‘or’ struggle?

Vlais, R. (2014) Melbourne, Australia: No To Violence.

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What can be done to strengthen accountability for men who perpetrate family and domestic violence?

Vlais, R. (2013) Melbourne, Australia: No To Violence.

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Recasting perpetrator accountability

Vlais, R. (2016) Parity, 29(4), 32-33.

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Beyond ‘batterer accountability’: The case for the co-arising of perpetrator pattern-based approach, domestic violence-informed child welfare systems and greater partnership with domestic violence survivors as parents

Mandel, D. (2014) Ending Violence Against Women and Children: The NTV Journal, Spring 2014.

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The next step: A resolution approach to dealing with intimate partner violence

Cagney, M., & McMaster, K. (2013) Ending Men’s Violence Against Women and Children: The No To Violence Journal, Spring 2013, 29–50.

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Becoming ethical: A parallel, political journey with men who have abused

Jenkins, A. (2009) Lyme Regis, Dorset: Russell House Publishing.

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