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

Markowitz, Fran. (2002). Creating coalitions and causing conflicts:
Confronting race and gender through partnered ethnography. Ethnos,
67(2), 201-222.
McCarthy, Cameron. (1990). Multicultural approaches to racial
inequality in the United States. Curriculum and Teaching, 5(1-2), 25-
35.
Morewitz, Stephen J. (2000). Domestic stalking and violence by
ethnic/racial groups: A subculture of violence approach. Paper
presented at the Society for the Study of Social Problems.
Myers, Linda James. (1987). The deep structure of culture: Relevance
of traditional African culture in contemporary life. Journal of Black
Studies, 18(1), 72-85.
Nason-Clark, Nancy. (2004). When terror strikes at home: The
interface between religion and domestic violence. Journal for the
Scientific Study of Religion, 43(3), 303-310.
Noivo, Edite. (1994). Ethnicity, gender and violence: Intergenerational
relations in immigrant families. International Sociological
Association.
Razack, Sherene H. (1994). What is to be gained by looking white
people in the eye? Culture, race, and gender in cases of sexual
violence. Signs, 19(4), 894-923.
Robertson, Roland. (1997). Social theory, cultural relativity and the
problem of globality,. In A. King (Ed.), Culture, globalization and the
world system: Contemporary conditions for the representation of
identity (Revised ed., pp. 69-90). Minneapolis: Minnesota University
Press.
Rummens, Joanna Anneke. (2003). Ethnic ancestry, culture, identity,
and health: Using ethnic origin data from the 2001 Canadian census.
Canadian Ethnic Studies, 35(1), 84-112.
Schiele, Jerome H. (1996). Afrocentricity: An emerging paradigm in
social work practice. Social Work, 41(3), 284-294.
Shire, N. (2002). Effects of race, ethnicity, gender, culture, literacy,
and social marketing on public health. Journal of Gender Specific
Medicine, 5, 48-54.
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