Violence in indigenous communities : full report / Paul Memmott ... [et al.].
Publication details: Barton, A.C.T. : Crime Prevention Branch, Attorney-General's Department, c2001.Description: vi, 122 p. ; 30 cmISBN:- 0642284040
- Title of summary: Preventing violent crime : preventing violence in indigenous communities
- 364.15/0899915 22
- HV7173 .V54 2001
- Also available electronically on the WWW.
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Book | Jessie Street National Women's Library | Q | Q 364.150899915 VIO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available for reference in the library and ILL | 67346 |
"National Crime Prevention"--Cover.
Bibliography: p. 114-122.
Section 1. A review of literature on Indigenous violence -- Quantitative analyses -- Qualitative analyses -- Causes of violence -- Underlying factors of violence -- Situational factors -- Precipitating causes -- Customary violence and the problem of the abnormal enculturation of violence -- Alcohol and violence -- Powerlessness and helplessness amongst Indigenous men -- Section 2. Forms of Indigenous violence -- On the classification of violence -- Section 3. Violence programs in Indigenous communities -- Program profiling -- The identified violence prevention programs in Indigenous communities -- Description of program categories -- Programs not included in this survey -- Descriptions of individual program categories -- Classification of violence programs according to their time of implementation -- Findings of the program suvey -- Deficiencies of literature on violence programs -- More can be done -- Section 4. Strategies for combating Indigenous violence -- Understanding the cause for community-driven programs -- Starting a violence program in a community -- The need for holistic composite programs -- Relationships and partnerships between groups -- Program evaluation -- Summary of guidelines for local violence strategies -- Some Indigenous violence priorities.0.
Indigenous Australians are by far over represented as both victims and perpetrators in all forms of violent crime in Australia.
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