May God Help You: Faith Leaders' Perspectives of Intimate Partner Violence Within Their Communities
Authors:
- Kimberly N. WareKWKimberly N. Ware
- Heidi M. LevittHLHeidi M. Levitt
- Gary BayerGBGary Bayer
- 8 March 2004
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Journal of Religion & Abuse
- Vol. 5 (2) , 55-81
Abstract
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with religious leaders from Jewish, Islamic and Christian faiths on the relationship between religion and intimate partner violence (IPV). They were analyz...Keywords
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