Domestic Violence is a comprehensive examination of one of the most pervasive social and public health issues affecting individuals, families, and communities around the world. Drawing on social, psychological, legal, cultural, and economic perspectives, this book explores the causes, consequences, and prevention of domestic violence while emphasizing the urgent need for awareness, intervention, and lasting social change.
The book examines the many forms of domestic violence, including physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and economic abuse, and discusses their devastating impact on victims, children, families, and society. It explores the complex factors that contribute to abusive relationships, such as inequality, power and control, cultural norms, poverty, trauma, substance abuse, and systemic barriers that often prevent victims from seeking help.
Through thoughtful analysis, the book highlights the roles of governments, legal systems, healthcare professionals, educators, social workers, community organizations, and policymakers in preventing domestic violence and supporting survivors. It also discusses the importance of education, advocacy, early intervention, and coordinated community responses in breaking cycles of abuse and promoting healthy, respectful relationships.
Recognizing that domestic violence affects people across all ages, cultures, socioeconomic backgrounds, and communities, this book provides a balanced and informative overview of the challenges survivors face while presenting practical approaches to prevention, protection, recovery, and empowerment.
Ideal for students, researchers, educators, social workers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and general readers, Domestic Violence offers valuable insights into the nature of abuse, its far-reaching consequences, and the collective responsibility to create safer homes and stronger communities. By combining research, analysis, and contemporary perspectives, this book serves as an important resource for understanding domestic violence and supporting efforts to end it.
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