Evaluating criminal justice interventions in the field of domestic violence: a realist approach

Keywords

Domestic violence, Criminal justice, Safeguarding, Psychological intervention, Criminology

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Cited by

• Quality and reporting standards, resources, training materials and information for realist evaluation: the RAMESES II projectGeoff Wong, Gill Westhorp, Joanne Greenhalgh — 2017
• Does a Coordinated Program Between the Police and Prosecution Services Matter? The Impacts on Satisfaction and Safety of Domestic Violence VictimsJorge Quintas, Pedro Sousa — 2020

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