Criminalizing the Care Work Zone? The Gendered Dynamics of Using Legal and Administrative Strategies to Confront Workplace Violence.

Part of a special issue on the many faces of violence. The writer asserts that, in light of the restructured gendered, caring, and paternalistic context in which violence occurs, legal and administrative solutions are not likely to yield more than minor success in preventing workplace violence in t...

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Publicado en:Social Justice Vol. 32; no. 2; pp. 132 - 151
Autor principal: Baines, Donna
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Publicado: Social Justice 2005
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