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

Williams, David R., & House, James S. (1991). Stress, social support,
control and coping: A social epidemiological view. In B. Badura & I.
Kickbush (Eds.), Health promotion research: Towards a new social
epidemiology. (pp. 147-172). Copenhagen: World Health Organization.
Wimberly, Edward P. (2000). The civil rights movement as a potential
mentoring model for ending domestic abuse. Journal of Religion &
Abuse, 2(1), 33-48.
Zimmerman, Marc A., Maton, Kenneth I. , & Salem, Deborah A.
(1995). Family structure and psychosocial correlates among urban
African-American adolescent males. Child Development, 66(6), 1598-
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Bailis, Daniel S., Segall, Alexander, Mahon, Michael J., Chipperfield,
Judith G., & Dunn, Elaine M. (2001). Perceived control in relation to
socioeconomic and behavioral resources for health. Social Science &
Medicine, 52(11), 1661-1676.
Baldwin, Joseph A. (1979). Theory and research concerning the notion
of Black self-hatred: A review and reinterpretation. Journal of Black
Psychology, 5(2), 51-77.
Barbarin, Oscar A. (1993). Coping and resilience: Exploring the inner
lives of African-American children. Journal of Black Psychology, 19,
478-492.
Barker, Gary. (1998). Non-violent males in violent settings: An
exploratory qualitative study of prosocial low-income adolescent males
in two Chicago (USA) Neighborhoods. Childhood, 5(4), 437-461.
Bernard, Wanda Thomas. (1996). Survival and success: As defined by
Black men in Sheffield, England and Halifax, Canada. Unpublished
Doctoral Thesis, University of Sheffield, England.
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