ドメスティック・バイオレンスの家族社会学的研究--非対称性仮説と世代間伝達仮説をめぐって

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We address in this paper what and how family studies can contribute to DV issues through the nalysis of national representative sample data. In its general problem-solving orientation, this is a clinical sociology paper on the family, dealing with the relationship between research works and policy or practice. Our research results show substantive ground to support the symmetrical hypothesis of domestic violence between men and women, and it provides fair support for the generational transmission hypothesis when considering some inconsistency in detail with the preceding research results. Severity of violence, the paradoxical expanding definition of DV, and sample differences are taken into consideration in interpreting our research results. We conclude that to differentiate the basic types of DV into pervasive violence in common couples and specifically severe violence in patriarchal couples has significant implications both in academic discussions and in policy practices.
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