Gill Hague
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60123A
Top Subjects
- Sociology (3)
- Domestic violence (3)
- Violence in society (2)
- Family violence -- Great Britain (2)
- Family & relationships (2)
- Women, great britain (2)
- Sex discrimination in employment -- Great Britain (1)
Books by Gill Hague
Total count: 18
Equal opportunities policy into practicegenderIndependent Theatre Council1992-01-01-
Domestic Violence and Housing (Bristol Papers in Applied Social Studies)Policy Press1993-05-01
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Against domestic violenceinter-agency initiativesSaus Publications1995-01-01
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Multi-agency work and domestic violencea national study of inter-agency initiativesPolicy Press1996-01-01
Tackling Domestic ViolenceA Guide to Developing Multi-Agency InitiativesPolicy Pr1996-10-01
Silenced PainDomestic Violence 1945-1970Policy Pr1996-10-01
Domestic violenceaction for change2nd ed.New Clarion Press1998-01-01
From Good Intentions to Good PracticeMapping Services Working With Families Where There Is Domestic ViolencePolicy Pr2000-08-01
Challenging violence against womenthe Canadian experiencePolicy Press2001-01-01-
Children's Perspectives on Domestic ViolenceSAGE Publications, Incorporated2002-01-01
Is anyone listening?accountability and women survivors of domestic violenceRoutledge2003-01-01
Domestic ViolenceAction for Change (Issues in Social Policy series)Third edition editionNew Clarion Press2005-11-30-
Children′s Perspectives on Domestic ViolenceSAGE Publications, Limited2010-01-01
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Disabled Women and Domestic ViolenceResponding to the Experiences of SurvivorsKingsley Publishers, Jessica2011-01-01
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Understanding Adult Survivors of Domestic Violence in ChildhoodStill Forgotten, Still HurtingKingsley Publishers, Jessica2012-01-01
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Honour-Based ViolenceExperiences and Counter- Strategies in Iraqi Kurdistan and the UK Kurdish DiasporaTaylor & Francis Group2015-01-01
Cirrus cloudspoems of travelling and social justiceTangent Books in association with Rive Gauche Publishing2015-01-01
History and Memories of the Domestic Violence MovementWe've Come Further Than You ThinkPolicy Press2021-01-01