Negotiating Domestic Violence

Published by Oxford University Press in 1998, "Negotiating Domestic Violence" offers a critical analysis of the UK’s criminal justice response to domestic violence, examining the significant policy changes introduced in the early 1990s aimed at increasing arrest rates. With 266 pages of insightful content, this book delves into the needs and expectations of victims, highlighting how their choices influence the decisions made by law enforcement and prosecutors. This essential read is perfect for those interested in understanding the complexities of domestic violence and the systemic responses to it. Gain valuable perspectives on a pressing social issue and explore the interplay between policy and victim agency through this comprehensive examination.