Boys, Childhood Domestic Abuse and Gang Involvement

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Violence at Home, Violence On-Road

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

AvJade Levell

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Boys and young men have been previously overlooked in domestic violence and abuse policy and practice, particularly in the case of boys who are criminalized and labelled as gang-involved by the time they reach their teens.Jade Levell offers radical and important insights into how boys in this context navigate their journey to manhood with the constant presence of violence in their lives, in addition to poverty and racial marginalization. Of equal interest to academics and front-line practitioners, the book highlights the narratives of these young men and makes practice recommendations for supporting these ‘hidden victims’.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-02-17
Mått156 x 234 x 12 mm
Vikt322 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor224
FörlagBristol University Press
ISBN9781529259285

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Part 1: Foundations1. Masculinity, Marginalization, and Patriarchal Violence2. Invisible Victims of Domestic Abuse, Hypervisible in Gangs3. Music as MethodPart 2: Life-History Research4. Childhood Domestic Violence and Abuse5. Learning How to Be a Man On-Road6. ‘a man’/‘The Man’7. Love and Fear8. The Road AheadPart 3: Joining the Dots9. Policy Links: Why is ‘Domestic Abuse’ Not ‘Serious Violence’? A False Dichotomy10. Understanding the Pathways from Domestic Abuse to Gang Involvement11. Masculinity, Vulnerability, and Violence

“For anyone working with young people involved with violence and drug gangs, this is an important book which gives another perspective to understanding those who have been drawn in to such a world.” Seen and Heard "Jade Levell emphasises that the vast majority of children who grow up with domestic violence do not end up in criminal gangs. This is because domestic violence is so common. And she also emphasises that not all boys who are exposed to domestic violence become criminals and violent themselves." Dagens Hyheter