Titlebook: Engaging Men and Boys in Violence Prevention; Michael Flood Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 crime.criminolo

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Mobilising Menvents by men and boys, including efforts undertaken in partnership with women and women’s groups, in what is a rich and inspiring history of men’s anti-violence advocacy. The chapter goes on to identify the elements of effective practice in community mobilisation among men and boys.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99612-3ions and critiques regarding this rationale. Flood examines four areas of debate: accountability, imperatives for male inclusion in prevention work, the oft-made claim that ‘most men do not use violence’, and the widespread appeal to how men will benefit from progress towards non-violence and gender equality.

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Reaching and Engaging Menh the general challenge of making the project of preventing and reducing violence against women relevant and meaningful for men. This chapter begins with where men and boys stand: the extent to which men actually perpetrate violence against women, men’s attitudes towards this violence, and men’s bel

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Mobilising Mens efforts in which men and boys themselves mobilise to prevent and reduce violence against women. Flood examines the use of campaigns, networks, and events by men and boys, including efforts undertaken in partnership with women and women’s groups, in what is a rich and inspiring history of men’s ant