The multi-agency approach to domestic violence : new opportunities, old challenges? /

authors:

Harwin, Nicola
Hague, Gill.
Malos, Ellen

subjects:

Family violence -- Great Britain
Family violence -- Great Britain -- Prevention

publishers:

Whiting & Birch,

ISBN:

1861770030

notes:

Includes index.
Bibliography: p.271-285.

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