Is having a gun for safety associated with feeling safer among women with interpersonal victimization experiences? Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole and Publisher Jennifer Kuhn interview Dr. T. K. Logan on this very important topic. Read the full article in the December 2020 issue of Violence and Gender.
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Is having a gun for safety associated with feeling safer among women with interpersonal victimization experiences? Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole and Publisher Jennifer Kuhn interview Dr. T. K. Logan on this very important topic. Read the full article in the December 2020 issue of Violence and Gender.
Is having a gun for safety associated with feeling safer among women with interpersonal victimization experiences? Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole and Publisher Jennifer Kuhn interview Dr. T. K. Logan on this very important topic. Read the full article in the December 2020 issue of Violence and Gender.
Can neuroanatomical imaging be used to predict who might be more prone to perpetrating sexual violence? This Violence and Gender podcast explores this topic. Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole interviews author Kate Kirk-Provencher. View the full-text article in the September 2020 issue of Violence and Gender.
A two-part special issue of Violence and Gender explores research on gun violence brings together scattered research scanning multiple disciplines into one journal to provide a coherent overview of the topic shown through the lens of gender roles. Hear from guest editor Dr. Lacey Wallace on why this topic is more timely now than ever before.
Welcome to the official podcast for Violence and Gender, a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann Liebert. The journal and this podcast will explore the science behind violence and how it intersects with gender.
Is having a gun for safety associated with feeling safer among women with interpersonal victimization experiences? Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole and Publisher Jennifer Kuhn interview Dr. T. K. Logan on this very important topic. Read the full article in the December 2020 issue of Violence and Gender.
