La gestion des situations à haut risque de létalité afin de prévenir l'homicide de la conjointe

Authors

  • Gilles Rondeau Gilles Rondeau, de l'Université de Montréal, a effectué plusieurs travaux sur la question des hommes et de la violence conjugale et s'intéresse plus largement aux questions touchant les masculinités et l'intervention sociale.
  • Christine Drouin Christine Drouin, de l'Université de Montréal, coordonne un projet de recherche qui porte sur l'homicide conjugal et est l'auteure principale d'un guide d'intervention portant sur la prévention de l'homicide conjugal.

Abstract

This article reports the results of two researches, conducted in Quebec on the prevention of domestic homicides. The first focused on a better understanding of interventions made during incidents of domestic violence with high lethality risk. In the second project, the authors developed with the results of this research an intervention guide for the prevention of domestic homicide.

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Published

2012-02-23

Issue

Vol. 30 No. 3 (2006): Open Topic Issue/Violence Against Women (Online only)

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Original Research

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