RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

McNeely, R. L., Cook, Philip W., & Torres, Jose B. (2001). Is domestic
violence a gender issue, or a human issue? Journal of Human Behavior
in the Social Environment, 4(4), 227-251.
Pederson, Ann, & Raphael, Dennis. (2006). Gender, race, and health
inequalities. In D. Raphael & T. Bryant & M. Rioux (Eds.), Staying
alive: Critical perspectives on health, illness, and health care (pp. 159-
191). Toronto: Canadian Scholar's Press Inc.
Phields, Miriam E. (2002). Development and psychometric
investigation of the Phenomenal Woman Inventory: An emic measure
of African American women's gender identity. Unpublished Ph.D.
dissertation, University of Maryland.
Richie, Beth E. (2000). A Black feminist reflection on the antiviolence
movement. Signs, 25(4), 1133-1137.
Sheifer, Stuart E., Escarce, Jose J., & Schulma, Kevin A. (2000). Race
and sex differences in the management of coronary artery disease.
American Heart Journal, 39(5), 848-857.
Townson, Monica. (1999). Health & wealth: How social and economic
factors affect our well-being. Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Policy
Alternatives.
Ucko, Lenora Greenbaum. (1994). Culture and violence: The
interaction of Africa and America. Sex Roles, 31(3-4), 185-204.
van Roosmalen, Erica, Barksdale, Cheryl, Willis, Sandra, Loppie,
Charlotte, Kirkland, Susan, Unruh, Anita, Stewart, Miriam, Williams,
Dolly, & Davidson, Karina. (2002). Women's definitions and priorities
of health. In C. Amaratunga & J. Stanton & B. Clow (Eds.), Race,
ethnicity and women's health. Halifax: Atlantic Centre of Excellence for
Women's Health.
Ward-Griffin, Catherine, & Ploeg, Jenny. (1997). A feminist approach
to health promotion for older women. Canadian Journal on Aging,
16(2), 279-296.
Woody, Debra Jones, & Green, Robert. (2001). The influence of
race/ethnicity and gender on psychological and social well-being.
Journal of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity in Social Work, 9(3-4), 151-166.
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