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Domestic Abuse: A National Training Strategy
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1 National Strategy to Address Domestic Abuse in Scotland, Scottish Executive, 2000
2 For example Cook. S, and Bessant, J (eds.), (1997), Women's Encounters with violence: Australian experiences, CA: Sage. 1997
Dobash, R., Dobash, R., Cavanagh, K. and Lewis, R. (2000), Changing Violent Men, Calif: Sage
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Imam, U. F. (1999), South Asian Young Women's Experiences of Violence and Abuse, in Kemshall, H. and Pritchard, J. (eds.), Good Practice in Working with Violence, London: Jessica Kingsley.
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3 Statistical Bulletin: Domestic Abuse Recorded by the Police in Scotland 1 January - 31 December 2001, Scottish Executive October 2001
4 Gadd et al, Keele University Domestic Abuse Against Men in Scotland.
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