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    Koszty zdrowotne i społeczne przemocy domowej wobec kobiet
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM, 2012) Lelek-Kratiuk, Marzena; Pawłowski, Leszek
    Domestic violence is a serious threat to the safety of citizens of modern Europe. According to the Council of Europe, one European woman in four is experiencing domestic violence, at some point of her life (statistics on the basis of the report of the Council of Europe of 2002). Based on the latest literature, authors conducted an analysis of the phenomenon of domestic violence against women in two dimensions: the psycho-medical and the socioeconomic. In the psycho-medical dimension there was presented and evaluated the battered woman syndrome the term popularized by L.E.A. Walker. This combination of symptoms considered initially as relatively specifi c, in the light of the research proved to be heterogeneous: among women subjected to violence there are observed symptoms of PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder), or characteristic symptoms of depression or anxiety. Remains open question whether the observed PTSD resulting from domestic violence differ qualitatively from the others (e.g., occurring as a result of accidents or disasters). In the socio-economic dimension, the paper presents results of the survey that indicates a decrease in tolerance for violence against women in the countries of the EU and an increase of “social vigilance” for this type of pathology. British studies show that expanding the institutional support for the victims causes a decline in the rate of domestic violence, which is refl ected in lower economic costs associated with this pathological phenomenon. Based on methodology used for counting the costs of crime, British researchers have estimated the total cost of domestic violence occurring in the UK at around 23 billion pounds a year in 2001 and around 16 billion a year in 2008.
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    Państwo i Społeczeństwo nr 2, 2014 : Przemoc: jej przejawy i metody przezwyciężania
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM, 2014) Szmyd, Jan; Grzonka, Dariusz; Czerniak, Anna; Kliś, Maria; Lelek-Kratiuk, Marzena; Rotter, Tadeusz; Niemirowski, Tomasz; Pasiut, Błażej; Aksman, Joanna; Gałkowska, Agnieszka; Janczarski, Wojciech; Sprengel, Mieczysław; Majczyna, Marek; Kliś, Maria; Majchrowski, Jacek M.
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    Państwo i Społeczeństwo nr 4, 2012 : Szanse i wyzwania społeczne w okresie wychodzenia z kryzysu
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM, 2012) Juruś, Dariusz; Lelek-Kratiuk, Marzena; Pawłowski, Leszek; Mirski, Andrzej; Zaremba, Weronika; Szwaja, Jacek Z.; Parlicki, Mariusz; Mirski, Andrzej; Majchrowski, Jacek
    Problematyka zamieszczonych w niniejszym numerze tekstów obejmuje trzy grupy zagadnień: 1) dobrostan i jakość życia, 2) zarządzanie w obszarze kreatywnym, 3) uwarunkowania społeczne, kulturowe i prawne współczesnej rodziny oraz zagrożenia jej funkcjonowania.
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    Przemoc domowa wobec kobiet – weryfikacja mitów i ustalanie prawdy
    (Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM, 2014) Lelek-Kratiuk, Marzena
    Contemporary the issue of violence against women has found its place in public discourse. It seems that the mythology of violence (the description of misconceptions about it) was a very important factor in the process of developing „social vigilance” against this phenomenon. Publicizing the problem of violence against women was a result of The Battered Women’s Movement. The need to struggle with the mythology of violence underlined the leading representative of this movement L.E.A. Walker: „It is important to refute all the myths surrounding battered women in order to understand fully why battering happens, how it affects people, and how it can be stopped”. The aim of the study is to examine the myths about domestic violence – those of the 1970s and 1980s, when The Battered Women’s Movement began to develop, and those of today. The verification of the opinions dealing with the phenomenon was based on scientific literature. Three categories of myths were analyzed: the nature, causes and consequences of violence. Modern literature suggest that there has been a dramatic change in public convictions about intimate partner violence – some opinions considered in the past as mythical has become the truth and vice versa. Social changes also led to the creation of new myths e.g. violence is typical for heterosexual relationships. Such processes carry a risk of flawed perception of violence by society. This is why preventive actions should not only indicate the presence of violence in our direct surroundings, but also update the general knowledge about it.