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"Batterer accountability" as a book category encompasses works that focus on understanding, preventing, and responding to intimate partner and domestic violence by centering offender responsibility, behavior change, and systemic responses. It includes theory and research, program manuals and curricula, legal and policy analysis, case studies, and evaluations of interventions—from court-mandated treatment to community- and restorative-accountability models—always attentive to survivor safety, trauma-informed practice, and ethical dilemmas. Titles explore causes and dynamics of perpetration (power, control, coercion), mechanisms for holding people who use violence accountable within criminal justice and community contexts, and best practices for program design, training, and evaluation. Intended for practitioners, advocates, policymakers, researchers, and students, the category emphasizes evidence-based, culturally competent, and survivor-centered approaches to preventing further harm and promoting lasting behavioral change.

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