| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| HV6626.2 .S72 1996 |
Women at risk : domestic violence and women's health / Women at risk domestic violence and women's health / |
2 |
| HV6626.2.S737 2007 | Coercive Control : How Men Entrap Women in Personal Life. | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .S772 1994 | The violent couple / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .S7728 1995 | Physical violence in American families : risk factors and adaptations to violence in 8,145 families / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .S898 2023 | Children of coercive control / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .S94 2021 | The politics of surviving : how women navigate domestic violence and its aftermath / | 2 |
| HV6626.2 .S95 2021 | The politics of surviving : how women navigate domestic violence and its aftermath / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .T44 2007 | These are our stories : women's stories of abuse and survival / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .T54 1993 | Battering of women : the failure of intervention and the case for prevention / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .T72 1996 | Women at risk : domestic violence and women's health / | 1 |
| HV6626.2.U5 S37 2000 | Teaching to transcend : educating women against violence / | 2 |
| HV6626.2 .U53 1998 | Understanding domestic violence : a handbook for victims and professionals. | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .U53 1998i | Understanding domestic violence a handbook for victims and professionals / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .U55 1978i | Research into violent behavior domestic violence : report / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .U55 1984 | Attorney General's Task Force on Family Violence : final report / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 U55 2014i | Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 a legislative history of Public Law No. 113-4 / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .V55 1998 | Violence by intimates : analysis of data on crimes by current or former spouses, boyfriends, and girlfriends / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .V56 1998 | Violence in families : assessing prevention and treatment programs / | 1 |
| HV6626.2 .V56 1998eb | Violence in families : assessing prevention and treatment programs / | 1 |
| HV6626.2.V56 1998eb | Violence in Families : Assessing Prevention and Treatment Programs. | 1 |
