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Vicki Lens 《Family Court Review》2019,57(1):72-87
This critical ethnographic study of family court child maltreatment proceedings describes and illuminates the ways in which racial, gender, and class disadvantages can manifest on the ground as judges, attorneys, social service workers, and parents—joined often by gender but split by race and class—adjudicate cases. The findings suggest that intersectionality worked in ways that exponentially marginalized poor mothers of color in the courtroom. They were marginalized both through the rules of the adversarial process (which silenced their voices) and through the construction of narratives (which emphasized individual weakness) over structural obstacles as well as personal irresponsibility over expressions of maternal care and concern. Standard due process courtroom practices also communicated bias or social exclusion, especially in a courtroom split by race and class. 相似文献
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Court Considerations in the Termination of Parental Rights: A Comprehensive Analysis of Israeli Court Decisions
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Vered Ben‐David 《Family Court Review》2016,54(4):591-602
Court decisions to terminate parental rights (TPR) have a major impact on parents and children, but the decision‐making process is unclear. Analysis of 261 Israeli TPR court cases indicated the dominance of considerations relating to normative parental functioning, the parents' ability to change, the impact of separating a child from his family, the parents' social normativity and educational ability. The legal considerations relate to the importance of the biological family, the necessity of adoption and the importance of a fair legal process. Insufficient consideration is accorded to cultural differences in parenting practices and the voice of the child. 相似文献
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The goal of our study is to determine whether a person’s cognitions regarding violence against women and violence against
children within the family are associated with recourse to violent behavior toward them; and (2) the extent to which an adult
who has a narrow conception of violence against women also has a narrow conception of, tolerant attitudes toward, and biased
attributions with regard to violence toward children. Thirty men and 32 women took part in the study. Generally speaking,
respondents more easily recognized physical aggression than psychological aggression, rated it more severely, and used it
more often against their children than their spouses. Further, cognitions regarding violence against women and of parental
violence against children appear to be strongly associated. Our results also suggest that the conception of violence toward
women is associated with violence toward children. 相似文献
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As the Hispanic population grows in the United States and the child welfare system, it is necessary to examine how experiences of Hispanic families differ from those of White/Caucasian families and to assess whether Hispanic families’ needs are properly addressed. This literature review will examine research on the outcomes and experiences of Hispanic families in the child welfare system and how case characteristics interact with the experiences of Hispanic families. This article will then explore theories for Hispanic families’ different experiences and conclude by recommending future directions and solutions for improving the experiences of Hispanic families in the child welfare system. 相似文献
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