Violence: Diverse Populations and Communities
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Violence: Diverse Populations and Communities

by Diane Deanda, Rosina M Becerra

Public Health Social Work criminology
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Violence: Diverse Populations and Communities examines violence as it relates to diverse populations and communities. With its focused social perspective, the book serves readers seeking to understand how differing community contexts and experiences inform the study of violence.

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Violence: Diverse Populations and Communities explores violence in relation to the experiences of diverse populations and communities.

The book centers attention on the ways community and population differences shape discussions of violence.

It provides a focused resource for readers studying violence within social and community contexts.

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