Gender and Domestic Violence in the Caribbean

Edited by Ann Marie Bissessar () and Camille Huggins ()

in Gender, Development and Social Change from Palgrave Macmillan, currently edited by Wendy Harcourt

Date: 2021
ISBN: 978-3-030-73472-5
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction

Ann Marie Bissessar

Ch Chapter 10 Literary Evocations of Violence (Psychic and Physical) in Selected Works by Indo-Trinidadian Women Writers

Victoria V. Chang

Ch Chapter 11 Understanding Domestic Violence from the Perspective of Trinidadian Men

Michelle Thomas

Ch Chapter 12 Why Women Stay: Understanding the Trauma Bond Between Victim and Abuser Case Studies Were Written

Linda Hadeed

Ch Chapter 13 The Women in Seafood Landscape: A Look at the Social and Economic Challenges of Gender-Based Violence

Debra D. Joseph and Roshnie Doon

Ch Chapter 14 Surviving Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence

Sherna J. A. Alexander Benjamin

Ch Chapter 15 Deepening the Dialogue—Strengthening Domestic Violence Policy and Charting a Way Forward

Oscar Noel Ocho

Ch Chapter 16 Accounting for Episodes of Domestic Violence in the Anglophone Caribbean: Novel Achievements in the Midst of Persistent Challenges

Godfrey St. Bernard

Ch Chapter 17 Through the Eyes of the Perpetrator: The Historical and Contemporary Cultural Context of Intimate Partner Violence in the Caribbean

Camille Huggins

Ch Chapter 2 Domestic Violence in the Caribbean: Are Our Solutions Effective?

Jacqueline H. Stephenson

Ch Chapter 3 Symbolic Violence in the Postcolonial Anglo-Caribbean

Shelene Gomes and Amílcar Sanatan

Ch Chapter 4 Exploring Domestic Violence Issues and Resolutions Through Epic Theatre and Forum Theatre: The Good, the Baddesse and the Ugly

Godfrey A. Steele

Ch Chapter 5 Phenomenology as Methodology for Narrating Gender Perceptions on “Linguistic Violence” as Domestic Violence

Moyia Rowtham

Ch Chapter 6 Literature as an Agent of Change

Petronetta Pierre-Robertson

Ch Chapter 7 Trinidad and Tobago’s Legal Response to Domestic Violence: Incomplete and Inadequate Without a Focus on Achieving Substantive Equality

Afiya France

Ch Chapter 8 Historicizing Domestic Violence: The Ills of Indenture Ship?

Ann Marie Bissessar

Ch Chapter 9 The Personal Is Political: Domestic Violence and Feminist Participation in Bolivarian Venezuela

Sandra Angeleri and María Mercedes Cobo Echenagucia

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