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This path is for understanding intimate-partner violence as a sustained pattern of control rather than a sequence of assaults, which is the shift that reorganised research, policing and law over the last two decades.

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How should I approach learning domestic violence and coercive control?
This path is for understanding intimate-partner violence as a sustained pattern of control rather than a sequence of assaults, which is the shift that reorganised research, policing and law over the last two decades.
What's a good book to start domestic violence and coercive control with?
A strong starting point is The battered woman by Lenore E. Walker. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.

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