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Sickening Relationships: Gender-Based Violence, Women’s Health, and the Role of Informal Third Parties

Renate Klein

University of Maine

Over the last two decades, two trends have emerged that highlight the relational and communal dimensions of health and well-being. The Ottawa Charter of 1986 proposed a model of health that encompasses personal, social, and environmental well-being and emphasizes the role of communities in creating healthy living conditions. In a parallel development, battered women’s advocates identified violence against women as a major health issue, and situated effective interventions within coordinated community response strategies. Both trends point to the significance of social networks and a wide range of social and personal relationships in the promotion of women’s health and well-being.

Key Words: informal third parties • social networks • violence against women • women’s health

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Vol. 21, No. 1, 149-165 (2004)
DOI: 10.1177/0265407504039842
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