Introduction : foreign intervention and gender violence -- The global feminist challenge, communism, and postcommunism -- The women's crisis center movement : funding and de-funding feminism -- Sexual assault : the limits of blame and shame -- Domestic violence : the benefits of assistance -- Trafficking in women : the costs of state pressure -- Conclusion : recommendations for future interventions.
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"Just a few years ago, most Russian citizens did not recognize the notion of domestic violence or acknowledge that such a problem existed. Today, after years of local and international pressure to combat violence against women, things have changed dramatically. Gender Violence in Russia examines why and how this shift occurred - and why there has been no similar reform on other gender violence issues such as rape, sexual assault, or human trafficking. Drawing on more than a decade of research, Janet Elise Johnson analyzes media coverage and survey data to explain why some interventions succeed while others fail. She describes the local-global dynamics between a range of international actors, from feminist activists to national governments, and an equally diverse set of Russian organizations and institutions."--Jacket.
Gender violence in Russia.
9780253325938
Family violence-- Russia (Federation)
Sex crimes-- Russia (Federation)
Women-- Violence against-- Russia (Federation)
Family violence.
POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Policy-- Social Security.
POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Policy-- Social Services & Welfare.