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Title: Towards a European observatory on femicide
Authors: Weil, Shalva
Naudi, Marceline
Keywords: Women -- Crimes against -- Europe
Women -- Violence against -- Europe
Women -- Crimes against -- Education
Women -- Crimes against -- Prevention
Issue Date: 2018
Publisher: Policy Press
Citation: Weil, S., & Naudi, M. (2018). Towards a European observatory on femicide. In S. Weil, C. Corradi, & M. Naudi (Eds.), Femicide across Europe: Theory, research and prevention (pp. 167-174). Bristol: Policy Press.
Abstract: The definition of the term ‘femicide’ has been historically constructed and debated. Femicide is the culmination of different forms of violence against women and failure by the state to protect women from violence (WAVE, 2017b). As opposed to the ‘homicide of women’, or ‘uxoricide’, the term femicide is politically charged to bring awareness to the killing of women due to their gender. Often, but not always, these murders occur within societies structured on and functioning within deeply rooted patriarchal beliefs.
Description: Includes Notes on contributors and Index
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/38017
ISBN: 9781447347132
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