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Novembre 2015 – Numéro 32
VEILLE SCIENTIFIQUE DU CRI-VIFF
SUR LA VIOLENCE CONJUGALE
Le 32e numéro de la veille
scientifique mensuelle du
CRI-VIFF
Le Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire sur la
violence familiale et la violence faite aux
femmes (CRI-VIFF) publie une veille scienti-
fique sur une base mensuelle afin de fournir aux
principaux acteurs-rices (chercheurs-es, interve-
nants-es, étudiants-es, décideurs-es politiques)
impliqués dans la lutte contre la violence conju-
gale, l’accès aux plus récentes connaissances
théoriques, méthodologiques et pratiques qui TABLE DES MATIÈRES
les accompagneront dans leurs réflexions et
dans leurs pratiques.
Rapports de recherche et
Cette veille scientifique réunit les publications documents officiels 2
du dernier mois sur les différentes dimensions Articles scientifiques 2
de la violence conjugale. Ces publications sont Résumés de livres 6
de nature multiple : écrits scientifiques, littéra- Livre 6
ture grise, articles de journaux, rapports ou Revue de presse 6
fiches synthèses du CRI-VIFF et autres évène- Évènements 6
ments pertinents. Site Internet 7
Autre 7
Nous vous souhaitons une bonne lecture ! Activités du CRI-VIFF 7
L’équipe du CRI-VIFF
« La violence, sous quelque forme qu’elle se
manifeste, est un échec » Jean-Paul Sartre
En voici donc l’édition du mois de novembre 2015 qui
est rendu possible grâce au soutien financier du Secré-
tariat à la condition féminine.
1Novembre 2015 – Numéro 32
Rapports de recherche et lence and Early Delinquency. Journal of Family Vio-
lence, 30(8), 953-965.
documents officiels
Keller, PS., Granger, DA., Tyler, J., Gilbert, LR.,
Bouchard, S. (2015). Portrait Statistique Égalité Haak, EA. & Bi, S. (2015). Parental Problem Drinking
Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean. Québec, Canada: Conseil du is Associated with Children’s Adrenocortical Reac-
statut de la femme. tivity to Stress. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 24
(10), 3145-3153.
Chabot, C. (2015). Portrait Statistique Égalité Gas-
pésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine. Québec, Canada: Conseil Kothari, R., Easter, A., Lewis, R., Howard, LM. &
du statut de la femme. Micali, N. (2015). Intimate partner violence among
women with eating disorders during the prenatal
Rochon, L. (2015). Portrait Statistique Égalité
Montérégie. Québec, Canada: Conseil du statut de la period. International Journal of Eating Disorders, 48(6),
femme. 727-735.
Roy, N. (2015). Portrait des Québécoises en 8 Kyegombe, N., Abramsky, T., Devries, KM.,
temps. Québec, Canada: Conseil du statut de la Michau, L., Nakuti, J., Starmann, E., Musuya, T.,
femme. Heise, L. & Watts, C. (2015). What is the potential for
interventions designed to prevent violence against
women to reduce children’s exposure to violence?
Articles scientifiques1 Findings from the Sasa! Study, Kampala, Uganda.
Child and Abuse & Neglect.
ENFANCE ET MATERNITÉ Renner, LM., Courtenay, EC. & Easton, SD.
(2015). Pathways Linking Victimization, Depression,
Benavides, M., Almonte, JLJ. & Marquina, MPL. Personal Mastery, and Perceptions of Parenting
(2015). The Co-Occurrence of Domestic and Child
Competence Among Low-Income Women. Journal of
Violence in Urban Peru: Evidence from Three Re-
gions. Journal of Family Violence, 30(8), 1045-1053. Child and Family Studies, 24(9), 2817-2826.
Berger, JL., Douglas, EM. & Hines, DA. (2015). van Rooij, FB., van der Schuur, WA., Steketee,
The mental health of male victims and their children M., Mak, J. & Pels, T. (2015). Interparental Violence:
affected by legal and administrative partner aggres- Similarities and Discrepancies Between Narratives of
sion. Aggressive Behavior, 1-16. Mothers and Their Children. Journal of Child and
Family Studies, 24(11), 3350-3362.
Cha, S., Chapman, DA., Wan, W., Burton, CW. &
Masho, SW. (2015). Intimate partner violence and
ADOLESCENCE ET JEUNES ADULTES
postpartum contraceptive use: the role of race/
ethnicity and prenatal birth control counseling. Con- Dion, J., Matte-Gagné, C., Daigneault, I., Black-
traception, 92(3), 268-275. burn, ME., Hébert, M., McDuff, P., Auclair, J., Veil-
lette, S. & Perron, M. (2016). A prospective study of
Chien-Chung, H., Vikse, JH., Lu, S. & Yi, S. the impact of child maltreatment and friend support
(2015). Children’s Exposure to Intimate Partner Vio- on psychological distress trajectory: From adoles-
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cence to emerging adulthood. Journal of Affective Dis- Brown, J., Burnette, ML. & Cerulli, C. (2015). Cor-
orders, 189, 336-343. relations Between Sexual Abuse Histories, Perceived
Danger, and PTSD Among Intimate Partner Violence
Edwards, KM., Rodenhizer-Stämpfli, KA. & Eck- Victims. Journal of Interpersonal violence, 30(15), 2709-
2725.
stein, RP. (2015). Bystander Action in Situations of
Dating and Sexual Aggression : A Mixed Methodo- Coker, AL., Fisher, BS., Bush, HM., Swan, SC.,
logical Study of High School Youth. Journal of Youth Williams, CM., Clear, ER. & DeGue, S. (2015). Evalu-
and Adolescence, 44(12), 2321-2336. ation of the Green Dot Bystander Intervention to Re-
duce Interpersonal Violence Among College Stu-
Giordano, PC., Copp, JE., Longmore, MA. &
dents Across Three Campuses. Violence Against
Manning, WD. (2015). Contested Domains, Verbal
Women, 21(12), 1507-1527.
‘’Amplifiers’’, and Intimate Partner Violence in
Young Adulthood. Social Forces, 94(2), 923-951.
Crane, CA., Schlauch, RC. & Eckhardt, CI. (2015).
King, MD., Hatcher, SS. & Bride, B. (2015). An Dyadic violence and readiness to change among
Exploration of Risk Factors Associated With Dating male intimate partner violence offenders. Criminal
Violence : Examining the Predictability of Adoles- Behaviour and Mental Health, 25(4), 287-298.
cent Female Dating Violence Perpetration. Journal of
Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 25(8), 907- DeCamp, W. & Zaykowski, H. (2015). Develop-
922. mental victimology: Estimated group victimization
trajectories in the age-victimization curve. Interna-
Rivera, PM., Gonzales-Backen, MA., Yedlin, J., tional Review of Victimology, 21(3), 255-272.
Brown, EJ., Schwartz, SJ., Caraway, SJ., Weisskirch,
RS., Kim, SY. & Ham, LS. (2015). Family Violence DeRiviere, L. (2015). Pay Now or Pay Later: An
Exposure and Sexual Risk-Taking Among Latino Economic Rationale for State-Funded Helping Ser-
Emerging Adults: The role of Posttraumatic Stress vices to Assist Women Leaving an Abusive Relation-
Symptomology and Acculturative Stress. Journal of ship. Violence and Victims, 30(5), 770-797.
Family Violence, 30(8), 967-976.
Fanslow, JL., Gulliver, P., Dixon, R. & Ayallo, I.
(2015). Women’s Initiation of Physical Violence
Against an Abusive Partner Outside of a Violent Ep-
DESCRIPTION ET COMPRÉHENSION DE LA isode. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 30(15), 2659-
PROBLÉMATIQUE 2682.
Alfredsson, H., Ask, K. & von Borgstede, C. Fernández-Lansac, V. & Crespo, M. (2015). Nar-
(2015). Beliefs about intimate partner violence: A sur- rative Length and speech Rate in Battered Women.
vey of the Swedish general public. Scandinavian Jour- PLoS One, 10(11).
nal of Psychology.
Fulu, E. & Miedema, S. (2015). Violence Against
Baugher, AR. & Gazmararian, JA. (2015). Mascu- Women: Globalizing the Integrated Ecological Mod-
line gender role stress and violence : A literature re- el. Violence Against Women, 21(12), 1431-1455.
view and future directions. Aggression and Violent
Behavior, 24, 107-112. Gilbert, L., Shaw, SA., Goddard-Eckrich, D.,
Chang, M., Rowe, J., McCrimmon, T., Almonte, M.,
Bélanger, C., Mathieu, C., Dugal, C. & Cour- Goodwin, S. & Epperson, M. (2015). Project WINGS
chesne, C. (2015). The Impact of Attachment on Inti- (Women Initiating New Goals of Safety): A random-
mate Partner Violence Perpetrated by Women. The ised controlled trial of a screening, brief intervention
American Journal of Family Therapy, 43(5), 441-453. and referral to treatment (SBIRT) service to identify
and address intimate partner violence victimisation
among substance-using women receiving communi-
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ty supervision. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Muyan, M., Chang, EC., Jilani, Z. & Yu, T. (2015).
25(4), 314-329. Predicting eating disturbances in Turkish adult fe-
Gilchrist, G., Radcliffe, P., McMurran, M. & males : Examining the role of intimate partner vio-
Gilchrist, L. (2015). The need for evidence-based re- lence and perfectionism. Eating Behaviors, 19, 102-105.
sponses to address intimate partner violence perpe-
tration among male substance misusers. Criminal Nybergh, L.,Enander, V. & Krantz, G. (2015).
Behaviour and Mental Health, 25(4), 233-238. Theoretical Considerations on Men’s Experiences of
Intimate Partner Violence: An Interview-Based
Glenn, C. & Goodman, L. (2015). Living With
and Within the Rules of Domestic Violence Shelters: Study. Journal of Family Violence, 1-12.
A Qualitative Exploration of Residents’ Experiences.
Violence Against Women, 21(12), 1481-1506. Pilszyk, A. & Cynkier, P. (2015). Dyadic death:
Depression and borderline personality. Psychiatria
Hink, AB., Toschlog, E., Waibel, B. & Bard, M. Polska, 49(3), 517-527.
(2015). Risks go beyond violence: Association be-
tween intimate partner violence, mental illness, and Rodriguez, LM., DiBello, A. & Neighbors, C.
substance abuse among females admitted to a rural (2015). Positive and Negative Jealousy in the Associ-
Level 1 trauma center. Journal of Trauma and Acute ation Between Problem Drinking and IPV Perpetra-
Care Surgery, 79(5), 709-716.
tion. Journal of Family Violence, 30(8), 987-997.
Jackson, Ma., Sippel, LM., Mota, N., Whalen, D.
& Schumacher, JA. (2015). Borderline personality Roychowdhury, P. (2015). Victims to Saviors:
disorder and related constructs as risk factors for Governmentality and the Regendering of Citizenship
intimate partner violence perpetration. Aggression in India. Gender and Society, 29(6), 792-816.
and Violent Behavior, 24, 95-106.
Satyanarayana, VA., Chandra, PS., Vaddiparti, K.
Kane, FA. & Bornstein, RF. (2015). Beyond pas- (2015). Mental health consequences of violence
sivity: Dependency as a risk factor for intimate part- against women and girls. Current Opinion in Psychia-
ner violence. Personality and Mental Health.
try, 28(5), 350-356.
Kivisto, AJ. (2015). Male Perpetrators of Intimate
Partner Homicide: A Review and Proposed Typolo- Stevens, J., Scribano, PV., Marshall, J., Nadkarni,
gy. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and R., Hayes, J. & Kelleher, KJ. (2015). A Trial of Tele-
the Law Online, 43(3), 300-312. phone Support Services to Prevent Further Intimate
Partner Violence. Violence Against Women, 21(12),
Maideen, STK., Sidik, SM., Rampal, L. &
Mukhtar, F. (2015). Prevalence, associated factors 1528-1547.
and predictors of anxiety: A community survey in
Selangor, Malaysia. BMC Psychiatry, 15. Straus, MA. (2015). Dyadic concordance and dis-
cordance in family violence: A powerful and practi-
Martin, MP., Miller, RB., Kubricht, B., Yorgason, cal approach to research and practice. Aggression and
JB. & Carroll, JS. (2015). Relational Aggression and Violent Behavior, 24, 83-94.
Self-Reported Spousal Health: A Longitudinal Anal-
ysis. Contemporary Family Therapy, 37(4), 386-395. Testa, M., Parks, KA., Hoffman, JH., Crane, CA.,
Leonard, KE. & Shyhalla, K. (2015). Do Drinking Epi-
Mennicke, A. & Wilke, DJ. (2015). Predicting Bi- sodes Contribute to Sexual Aggression Perpetration
directional Intimate Partner Violence: Demographic in College Men? Journal of Studies on Alcohol and
and Historical Factors That Influences Initiating Drugs, 76(4), 507-501
Threats or Use of Violence by IPV Victims. Journal of
Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma, 24(9), 1002-1021. Tsiko, RG. (2015). A Spatial Latent Gaussian
Model for Intimate Partner Violence Against Men in
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Africa. Journal of Family Violence, 1-17. Kelley, ML., Robin, JL. & Mason, TB. (2015). Dis-
crepant Alcohol Use, Intimate Partner Violence, and
Walker, K. & Bowen, E. (2015). Mentoring serial Relationship Adjustment among Lesbian Women
and high-risk perpetrators of intimate partner vio- and their Same-Sex Intimate Partners. Journal of Fam-
lence in the community: Engagement and initiating ily Violence, 30(8), 977-986.
change. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, 25(4),
Kohli, A., Perrin, N., Mpanano, RM., Banywesize,
299-313. L., Mirindi, AB., Banywesize, JH., Mitima, CM.,
Binkurhorhwa, AK., Bufole, NM. & Glass, N. (2015).
White, ME. & Satyen L. (2015). Cross-cultural Family and community driven response to intimate
differences in intimate partner violence and depres- partner violence in post-conflict settings. Social Sci-
sion : A systematic review. Aggression and Violent ence and Medicine, 146, 276-284.
Behavior, 24, 120-130.
Ludwig-Barron, N., Syvertsen, JL., Lagare, S.,
Palinkas, LA. & Stockman, JK. (2015). Live to tell:
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hostage by their intimate partner in San Diego, CA.
Anyikwa, VA. (2015). The Intersections of Race International Journal of Drug Policy, 26(9), 843-850.
and Gender in Help-Seeking Strategies Among a
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Women. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Envi- Partner Violence Perpetration Among Male Veter-
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Arteaga, A., Fernández-Montalvo, J. & López-
Goñi, JJ. (2015). Prevalence and differential profile of Mercado, R., Ming Foynes, M., Carpenter, SL. &
patients with drug addiction problems who commit Iverson, KM. (2015). Sexual intimate partner violence
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Addictions, 1-9. ical Services, 12(4), 348-356.
Burnette, C. (2015). Historical Oppression and Sriskandarajah, V., Neuner, F. & Catani, C.
Intimate Partner Violence Experienced by Indige- (2015). Predictors of violence against children in
nous Women in the United States: Understanding Tamil families Sri Lanka. Social Science and Medicine,
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Dichter, ME., Wagner, C. & True, G. (2015). Tim- Thomson, DR., Bah, AB., Rubanzana, WG. &
ing of Intimate Partner Violence in Relationship to Mutesa, L. (2015). Correlates of intimate partner vio-
Military Service Among Women Veterans. The Socie- lence against women during a time of rapid social
ty of Federal Health Professionals, 180(11), 1124-1127. transition in Rwanda: Analysis of the 2005 and 2010
demographic and health surveys. BMC Women’s
Hakan Can, S., Hendy, HM. & Karagoz, T. Health, 15(96).
(2015). LEOSS-R: Four types of Police Stressors and
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Them. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, 9(4), (2015). Exploring the association between women’s
340-351. access to economic resources and intimate partner
violence in Dar es Salaam and Mbeya, Tanzania. So-
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Résumés de livres Évènements
Kohli, A. (2015). The Political Economy of Vio-
lence Against Women by True, Jacqui. Journal of Formations
Women, Politics & Policy, 36(4), 498-500.
Les victimes face au système de justice: le
Xydias, C. (2015). From Global to Grassroots: The connaître pour mieux intervenir, plusieurs
European Union, Transnational Advocacy, and dates et lieux disponibles.
Combating Violence Against Women by Montoya,
Celeste. Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 36(4), 495-
497. L'accompagnement des victimes souffrant de
stress post-traumatique - Niveau 1 (base), à
Montréal, les 16-17 février 2016.
Livre
Autres
Banyard, VL. (2015). Toward the Next Genera-
tion of Bystander Prevention of Sexual and Relation- Consultation - Ensemble pour l’égalité entre
les femmes et les hommes. Période de dépôt
ship Violence : Action Coils to Engage Communities. des avis et des mémoires prolongée jusqu’au
Durham, États-Unis d’Amérique : Springer Interna- 29 janvier 2016. Votre contribution est a trans-
mettre à : egalite@scf.gouv.qc.ca
tional Publishing.
Stagiaire Programme Justice entre les
Femmes et les Hommes. Oxfam-Québec est à
la recherche d’un ou d’une stagiaire. Envoyer
Revue de presse une lettre de présentation avec curriculum
vitae avant le 11 décembre 2015, à M. Mi-
Au Brésil, le nombre d’assassinats de femmes a chaël Arnaud : michael.arnaud@oxfam.qc.ca
bondi en dix ans. RFI.
Disciplinary actions against lawyers who commit
acts of domestic violence appear to be on the rise.
ABA Journal.
Les «defensorias» péruviennes. Le Devoir.
Violence conjugale: le cellulaire peut être une
arme à double tranchant. Journal de Montréal.
Violence envers les femmes: retour du ruban
blanc. Le Courrier du Sud.
Violences faites aux femmes : L’ONU Femmes
brise le silence à Abidjan. RFI.
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Activités du CRI-VIFF Site Internet
Portail Québec. (2015). Agressions sexuelles et vio-
Les midis du CRI-VIFF
lence conjugale – Les conditions de vie des femmes
Forum sur la cyber violence envers les autochtones feront l’objet d’un mandat d’initiative.
filles et les jeunes femmes. Le 14 janvier
Pour plus d’informations sur nos activités, vous rendre sur le lien : Activités du CRI-VIFF.
2016, au Centre St-Pierre (Montréal). Pour
information et inscription, contactez Autre
helinette.pigatti.boamorte@umontreal.ca.
Groupe interdisciplinaire de recherche sur l’antifé-
Présentation du nouveau partenariat entre
le CRI-VIFF et Oxfam-Québec. Le 21 jan- minisme [GIRAF]. (2015). Bibliographie sur l’antifémi-
vier 2016, de 11h30 à 13h30, au Pavillon nisme. Montréal, Qc, Canada : Réseau québécois en
Jean-Brillant, salle B-3275, à l’Université études féministes (RéQEF).
de Montréal. Pour information et inscrip-
tion, contactez
helinette.pigatti.boamorte@umontreal.ca.
Dîner-causerie Trajetvi
Expériences de violence conjugale de
femmes immigrantes musulmanes d’ori-
gine maghrébine: Regards de femmes et
d’intervenantes en maisons d’héberge-
ment. Le 27 janvier 2016, de 12h à 13h15, au
Pavillon Jean-Brillant, salle B-4260, à
l’Université de Montréal. Pour informa-
tion et inscription, contactez
helinette.pigatti.boamorte@umontreal.ca.
Conférences, congrès, colloques
Colloque la violence envers les femmes
autochtones. Le 9 décembre 2015 de 9h00 à
16h00, au Centre St-Pierre (Montréal).
Pour information et inscription, contactez
helinette.pigatti.boamorte@umontreal.ca.
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