2. Silencing talk of men’s violence towards women

Cited by 9 other publications

Seymour, Kate, Kristin Natalier & Sarah Wendt

2021. Changed Men? Men Talking about Violence and Change in Domestic and Family Violence Perpetrator Intervention Programs. Men and Masculinities 24:5 ► pp. 884 ff.

Tolton, Laura Marie

2014. A GROPING VERSUS ‘REAL VIOLENCE’ IN COLOMBIA. Critical Discourse Studies 11:3 ► pp. 322 ff.

Towns, Alison J. & Peter J. Adams

2009. Staying quiet or getting out: Some ideological dilemmas faced by women who experience violence from male partners. British Journal of Social Psychology 48:4 ► pp. 735 ff.

Towns, Alison J. & Peter J. Adams

2016. “I Didn’t Know Whether I Was Right or Wrong or Just Bewildered”. Violence Against Women 22:4 ► pp. 496 ff.

Towns, Alison J. & Peter J. Adams

2018. Discursive Psychology and Domestic Violence. In Discourse, Peace, and Conflict [Peace Psychology Book Series, ], ► pp. 49 ff.

Towns, Alison J., Christy Parker & Phillip Chase

2012. Constructions of masculinity in alcohol advertising: Implications for the prevention of domestic violence. Addiction Research & Theory 20:5 ► pp. 389 ff.

Towns, Alison J. & Gareth Terry

2014. “You’re in That Realm of Unpredictability”. Violence Against Women 20:8 ► pp. 1012 ff.

Venäläinen, Satu

2020. Reversing Positions: Constructions of Masculine Victimhood in Online Discussions about Intimate Partner Violence Committed by Women. Men and Masculinities 23:3-4 ► pp. 772 ff.

Venäläinen, Satu

2023. Gendering and Degendering: The Problem of Men’s Victimization in Intimate Partner Relations in Social and Crisis Workers’ Talk. Social Problems 70:1 ► pp. 38 ff.

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