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The F-Word

How politics and language mix

In the Human Frame

Memories of the baffled king

Balance the Books

The case for Canadian publishing

Don Dutton

Don Dutton is a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia.

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Don Dutton

An Ongoing Battle

Is domestic violence really (mostly) men’s fault? July–August 2011
Domestic violence, or, as it is now called, intimate partner violence, has been the subject of analysis and social policy since at least the beginning of the 19th century. The current wave of interest started in the 1970s when domestic violence was called wife assault and was viewed as a way for male perpetrators to suppress women’s…