Items where Author is "Balderston, Susan"

Walby, Sylvia and Towers, Jude and Balderston, Susan and Corradi, Consuelo and Francis, Brian Joseph and Heiskanen, Markku and Helweg-Larsen, Karin and Mergaert, Lut and Olive, Philippa and Palmer, Catherine Emma and Stockl, Heidi and Strid, Sofia (2017) The concept and measurement of violence against women and men. Policy Press. ISBN 9781447332633

Walby, Sylvia and Apitzsch, Birgit and Armstrong, Joanne Elisabeth and Balderston, Susan and Szmagalska-Follis, Karolina and Francis, Brian Joseph and Kelly, Liz and May-Chahal, Corinne Anne and Rashid, Awais and Shire, Karen and Towers, Jude and Tunte, Markus (2016) Study on the gender dimension of trafficking in human beings. European Commission, Luxembourg.

Shah, Sonali and Balderston, Susan and Woodin, Sarah (2015) Violence and abuse: What Can I Do? : Information for disabled or Deaf women. Ludwig Boltzmann Institut, Vienna.

Balderston, Susan (2013) Victimized again? : intersectionality and injustice in disabled women's lives after hate crime and rape. In: Gendered perspectives on conflict and violence : part A. Advances in Gender Research . Emerald, pp. 17-51. ISBN 9781783501106

Balderston, Susan (2012) Vision sense case study. In: Disabled people’s user-led organisations making a difference : disability hate crime. Department of Work and Pensions, London, pp. 12-14. ISBN 9781781532638

Balderston, Susan (2012) After disablist hate crime : which interventions really work to resist victimhood and build resilience with survivors? In: Disability, hate crime and violence :. Routledge Advances in Disability Studies . Routledge, London, pp. 177-192. ISBN 9780415674317

Roulstone, Alan and Thomas, Pam and Balderston, Susan (2011) Between hate and vulnerability : unpacking the British criminal justice system’s construction of disablist hate crime. Disability and Society, 26 (3). pp. 351-364. ISSN 0968-7599

Balderston, Susan and Roebuck, Emma (2010) Empowering people to tackle hate crime : Trans women and disabled people working together with victim services in North East England. [Report]