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Section 1: An introduction to the study of violence as a public health issue
1: Interpersonal violence and its importance as a global public health issue, Peter D. Donnelly and Catherine L. Ward
Section 2: The descriptive epidemiology of violence
2: Homicide, Richard Matzopoulos, Kavi Bhalla, and James Harrison
3: The epidemiology of child maltreatment, Melissa T. Merrick, Beverly L. Fortson, and James A. Mercy
4: Youth violence, Catherine L. Ward
5: Developmental origins of physical aggression, Richard E. Tremblay
6: The epidemiology of intimate partner violence, Heidi Stöckl, Karen Devries, and Charlotte Watts
7: Prevalence of non-partner sexual violence: a review of global data, Naeemah Abrahams, Karen Devries, Charlotte Watts, Christina Pallitto, Max Petzold, Simukai Shamu, and Claudia Garcia-Moreno
8: Male on male violence, Francesco Mitis and Dinesh Sethi
9: The epidemiology of elder abuse, Bridget Penhale and Isabel Iborra
10: Beyond convention: anthropology, drugs, and violence, Jorja Leap
11: The geographic, socio-economic and cultural determinants of violence, Vania Ceccato
Section 3: The consequences of violence
12: The consequences of violence: assessing the health burden of violence, Megan Prinsloo, Debbie Bradshaw, and Ian Neethling
13: The consequences of violence: mental health issues, Sue Hawkridge, Astrid Berg, and Soraya Seedat
14: Violence, police, and criminal justice Systems, Robin S. Engel and Jeffrey E. Clutter
15: The economic costs of violence, Phaedra Corso and Nathanial Taylor
16: Violence and the education system, Ross Deuchar
Section 4: Evidence-informed programmes to reduce violence
17: What is evidence in violence prevention?, Damien J. Williams, Anna J. Gavine, Catherine L. Ward, and Peter D. Donnelly
18: Preventing child maltreatment and youth violence using parent training and home visiting programmes, Jane Barlow
19: Violence prevention through reduction of risks to child health and development in the years prior to school, Andrew Dawes
20: Preventing violence through positive youth development programmes, Abigail A. Fagan and Richard F. Catalano
21: Social-emotional school-based prevention programmes and frameworks, Dorothy L. Espelage
22: Preventing youth violence through therapeutic interventions for high-risk youth, Scott W. Henggeler
23: Preventing violence through interventions in the health system, Christine Goodall
24: Evidence-informed approaches to preventing sexual violence and abuse, Stephen Smallbone and Nadine McKillop
25: Preventing intimate partner violence, Lori Heise
26: Preventing intimate partner violence through advocacy and support programmes, Gene Feder and Lynnmarie Sardinha
27: Preventing male violence, Michael Flood
28: Evidence-informed programmes to reduce violence: preventing elder abuse, Liesbeth de Donder
29: Preventing gang violence, Erika Gebo, Ellen Foley, and Laurie Ross
30: Chicago, I do mind dying, John M. Hagedorn
31: Preventing violence through interventions for substance abuse, Christine Goodall
32: Hospitals as a locus for violence intervention, Jonathan Purtle, Theodore J. Corbin, Linda J. Rich, and John A. Rich
33: Preventing violence through changing social norms, Fergus G. Neville
34: Community-engaged violence prevention: approaches and principles, Mohamed Seedat, Shahnaaz Suffla, and Catherine L. Ward
Section 5: National and international policies to reduce violence
35: Child protection policy, Robin J. Kimbrough-Melton and Gary B. Melton
36: International, national and local government policies to reduce youth violence, Margaret Shaw
37: International policies to reduce and prevent gender-based violence, Heléne Combrinck
38: National and international policies to reduce domestic violence, Lillian Artz
39: National and international policies to prevent elder abuse, Bridget Penhale
40: National and international policies to prevent and reduce armed violence, Guy Lamb
41: Alcohol and violence, Peter Anderson
42: Violence and drug control policy, Mark A. R. Kleiman, Jonathan P. Caulkins, Tom Jacobson, and Brad Rowe
43: How does policy transfer support the uptake of violence prevention policy?, Alison Morris Gehring and Peter D. Donnelly
44: The history and role of international agencies in violence prevention, Alex Butchart and Chris Mikton
Section 6: Challenges and priorities for researchers, practitioners and policy makers
45: Challenges and priorities for practitioners and policy-makers, Alex Butchart, Chris Mikton, Catherine L. Ward, and Peter D. Donnelly
46: Challenges and priorities for researchers, Catherine L. Ward and Peter D. Donnelly
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