Alcohol-Related Violence

Mary McMurran is Professor in the University of Nottingham's Institute of Mental Health. She has authored more than 100 academic articles and book chapters, many of which address the assessment and treatment of alcohol-related aggression, is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and is also a recipient of the BPS Division of Forensic Psychology's Lifetime Achievement Award.

• About the Editor viiContributors ixForeword xiSeries Editors’ Preface xvPART I THE EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM 11 The Problem of Alcohol-Related Violence: An Epidemiological and Public Health Perspective 3Ingeborg Rossow and Elin K. Bye2 Alcohol-Related Violence: An International Perspective 19Fernanda Cestaro Prado Cortez and Danilo Antonio BaltieriPART II UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM 353 Alcohol and Aggression: Theories and Mechanisms 37Peter R. Giancola4 Alcohol and Violence in Evolutionary Perspective 61Russil Durrant5 Alcohol and Violence in Developmental Perspective 81Rick Howard and Mary McMurranPART III PREVENTION 1036 Alcohol-Related Violence as Alcohol-Related Crime: Policing, Policy and the Law 105Gavin Dingwall7 Barroom Approaches to Prevention 125Alasdair J.M. ForsythPART IV TREATMENT 1518 Interventions with Children and Families 153Donald Forrester and Georgia Glynn9 Treatments for Offenders of Intimate Partner Violence 171Caroline J. Easton10 Alcohol Arrest Referral 187Katie McCracken and Franco Sassi11 Treatments for Offenders in Prison and the Community 205Mary McMurran12 Treatment for Alcohol-Related Sexual Violence 227Ruth E. Mann and Mark Farmer13 Treatments for Offenders with Dual Diagnosis 249Amy Cohn and Kim T. Mueser14 Alcohol Use and Offending in People with Intellectual Disability 285William R. Lindsay, Samantha Tinsley and Medhat Emara15 Treatments for Alcohol-Related Impaired Driving 303Thomas G. Brown and Marie Claude OuimetPART V CONCLUSION 33516 Alcohol-Related Violence: An Endnote 337Mary McMurranIndex 341

“This can be found in the autobiographies of many reformed characters from the field. The perspectives in this collection do, however, provide progressive insights into a pragmatic way forward for those battling away in their professional lives against the harm involved in alcohol-related violence.”  (The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 5 June 2014)“This is a useful and instructive book, with all the information laid out in an accessible way. Its practical and versatile nature means it will ‘hit the spot’ for a diverse range of readers – policymakers, health and social-care commissioners, researchers and students of alcohol studies, and practitioners in this field, especially those working with offenders in prison and elsewhere within the criminal justice system.”  (DrugLink, 1 July 2013)“The book’s key strength is in the breadth of approaches presented, and it represents a strong step towards a more integrated approach to studying and reducing alcohol-related violence."  (Addiction, 4 June 2013)