The effects of peer helping on participants' perceptions of school climate, school connectedness, and school violence 

The transcendence of violence and survival: To ‘Kill the Indian’ then and now 

Abusers often ignore restraining orders 

Identity salience and political violence: centering social identity in the study of intrastate conflict 

Emotion culture through the lens of PUA (pickup artist): emotions and the social media narratives of structual gendered violence 

Navigating gendered relationships: change and inertia in U.S. activism against sexual assault 

Collectivizing justice: transmedia memory practices, participatory witnessing, and feminist space building in Nicaragua 

Focusing the family: the rhetorical construction of "family values" in contemporary cultural politics 

'This object kills me': the intersection of gender and violence in performance of Shakespearean tragedy 

People protesting violence in Kosovo, 1999 

New directions for family caregiver interventions 

In-school violent behavior impacts future goals of low socioeconomic status Black male students who were exposed to community violence 

Red flags: youth at-risk and the making of gender-based violence prevention 

Undermining common sense: racial legislation, comedy, and the family 

Mandatory reporting of sexual violence by faculty and staff at Hometown University: an evaluation study 

ARF/nation trapped, Turkish losses; Resist genocide, stop-gap, sporadic, 1909-1919 

Jack Atlas, "The Survivor's Suicide," Vanity Fair, January 1988. (reprint) 

"Film per non dimenticare la follia nazista," Corriere della Sera, 9 Febbraio 1996. (clipping) 

"Auschwitz Se questo e un furbo," Corriere della Sera, 1 Febbraio 1996. (clipping) 

"La selezione della razza? L'ha inventata l'America," Corriere della Sera, 9 Ottobre 2003. (clipping) 

Family aggression, prosocial friends, and the risk of dating and friend victimization in late adolescence 

Domestic violence in Korean immigrant families 

Irving Howe, review of The Drowned and the Saved, by Primo Levi, The New York Times Book Review, January 10, 1988. (clipping) 

Outlaw mothers: marital conflict, family law, and women's novels in Victorian England 

Spaces of violence: indigenous figuration and Los Angeles colonial culture