Are gender issues marginalized debates over governance, legal reform and globalization? If so, why? Written by feminist scholars from both developing and developed countries, this title addresses a range of issues relating to the relationship between gender, social justice and law and considers the ways in which women are excluded from social and economic justice. It also discusses the interaction between gender, social, cultural and legal forms. The contributors reflect the range of approaches adopted by academics and policy makers.

This book includes a summary of the psychological theories which have been produced to explain aggression. Offering practical advice on methods for assessing dangerous situations and on developing personal and organizational strategies for coping with aggression, this book will be an invaluable tool towards controlling or constraining the aggression of others.