When men kill: scenarios of masculine violence
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Acknowledgements 1. Introduction 2. An approach to the study of homicide 3. Scenarios of masculine violence in the context of sexual intimacy 4. Confrontational homicide 5. Taking exceptional risks: homicide in the course of other crime 6. Homicide as a form of conflict resolution 7. Rounding out the picture of homicide 8. Problems in the study of victim-offender relationships 9. Towards a theoretical analysis of homicide References Index.
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Acknowledgements 1. Introduction 2. An approach to the study of homicide 3. Scenarios of masculine violence in the context of sexual intimacy 4. Confrontational homicide 5. Taking exceptional risks: homicide in the course of other crime 6. Homicide as a form of conflict resolution 7. Rounding out the picture of homicide 8. Problems in the study of victim-offender relationships 9. Towards a theoretical analysis of homicide References Index.
Key concepts: Homicide, Criminology, Context (archaeology), Psychology, Poison control, Suicide prevention, History, Medical emergency