The Complex Pathways to Violence in the Home: Better Understanding Male Domestic Abuse Perpetration

Kerry Devitt; David Coley; Jess Lawrence; Matthew Hockley

The Complex Pathways to Violence in the Home: Better Understanding Male Domestic Abuse Perpetration

Kerry Devitt, David Coley, Jess Lawrence, Matthew Hockley

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

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From 2018-2020, the Government funded the development of a range of innovative approaches for working with perpetrators of domestic abuse (DA) through the Police Transformation Fund. As part of this, money was allocated for research which sought to better understand perpetrators of DA, and strengthen the evidence base for ‘what works’ in addressing DA behaviour. The following research was part of that – the Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Research Fund 20/21. Our area of research has been to identify who the perpetrators are, and specifically, the early warning signs and behaviours that may indicate someone is abusive, or at risk of becoming abusive in future.

Original language	English
Publisher	Interventions Alliance
Commissioning body	Home Office
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2021

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Putting a face to a name: telephone contact as part of a blended approach to probation supervision
Dominey, J., Coley, D., Devitt, K. & Lawrence, J., 1 Dec 2021, In: Probation Journal. 68, 4, p. 394-410 17 p.
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