Domestic Violence in Postcommunist States: Local Activism, National Policies, and Global Forces

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Abarbanel, Gail, 89 Abdukhalil, Eshoni, 137 Abdulloev, Sherzod, 150–51, 156 abortion, 93, 213n4 Abubikorova, Natalia, 82 abuse, definition, 173 Academy of Science of Tajikistan, 155 Achievements and Findings of the Crisis Centers of Russia (Zabelina and Israelian), 93 acquis communautaire, 297 Acsády, Judit, 14, 225 Act on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men (Slovenia), 197–98 Act on Social Aid, March 12, 2004 (Poland), 175 Act on Social Assistance (Slovak Republic), 275n15 Act on the Protection against Domestic Violence (Slovenia), 196, 213n3 Action Plan on Combating Violence against Women (Georgia), 319 Activists beyond Borders: Advocacy Networks in International Politics (Keck and Sikkink), 47–48 adat (Islamic law), 142, 147, 165n36 Aga Khan Foundation, 136 Aivazova, Svetlana, 5 Albania, 4, 264, 282, 284 alcoholism, 185, 320 Alliance of Free Democrats (Hungary), 229 Allina-Pisano, Jessica, 46 Alvarez, Sonia, 98 American Bar Association, 128, 130n13 Amnesty International (AI), 86, 100–101, 177, 232, 246 Amsterdam Treaty (1997), 242 Anderson, John, 158 AniiC, Klavdija, 205 ANNA crisis center (Russia), 82, 84, 93–94, 105n16, 283–84 Annan, Kofi, 102 anthropology, 87, 88 anti-politics, 15, 32n8 Anti-Trafficking Program, 63, 73n31 Araujo, Kathy, 280 Armenia, 4, 264, 282, 284, 323, 328 Association against Violent Communication (Slovenia), 197, 201, 204, 250 Association of Crisis Centers (Tajikistan), 165n38 Association of Friends and Youth (Slovenia), 199 Association of Single Mothers (Kazakhstan), 116 Association SOS Help-Line for Women and Children—Victims of Violence (Slovenia), 197, 201, 203, 204, 214n10 Attwood, Lynne, 81 Aulette, Judy Root, 173 Austrian framework, 11, 177 Austrian legislation, 198, 231, 237 Austrian Women’s Shelter Network, 227, 231 authoritarian rule, 4, 46, 115, 284, 331, 332 autonomous women’s groups, 54 Avdeyeva, Olga, 23, 28, 29, 152 avlod (kinship networks), 10, 147–51, 156, 164n33; seclusion of women, 148–49 awareness of domestic violence, 272, 322, 328; absence of, 171–72, 181; cultural intervention, 184–87; European Commission campaign, 295–96; flexibility of politics, 130n12, 188, 189–90; Hungarian campaign, 229, 230; media campaigns, 185–86; modes and techniques for, 172, 188; national campaigns , 223, 238, 239, 240, 242, 243, 244, 245; originating point, 172, 187; Polish campaign, 223, 239, 241, 242; INDEX Page locators in italics refer to figures and tables. 354 Index Slovenia, 197, 210–11, 241, 244, 245; wildcat campaigns, 223 Azerbaijan, 4, 308, 317, 328 Baldez, Lisa, 277 Balibalova, D. E., 84, 94, 97 Balkan wars, 224, 254n5 Balogh, Tomi, 228 Baltic states, 3, 310, 329. See also Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania Banaszak, Lee, 250 Bandelj, Nina, 254n5 Barents Region project, 86, 90, 96 Barnett, Michael, 313 Basu, Amrita, 261 “The Battered Women’s Law” (Dubrowska), 181 Beijing Conference. See United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing Conference, 1995) Beijing Platform for Action (1995), 91, 237, 323; Kazakhstan and, 121; parameters of government action and, 316; ratification of, 308; Ukraine and, 47, 51–52, 54, 56–57, 67; UN efforts to promote , 312–15; U.S. resistance to, 266 Beijing+10 meeting, 268 Belarus, 308, 309, 321, 322, 327, 328, 329, 331 best practices handbooks, 237 Blue Line (Poland), 177, 185 body, 6, 8 Bohachevsku-Chomiak, Martha, 49 Bolshevik ideology, 81 boomerang model, 47–48, 58, 67–68, 69n5, 225, 252 Bosnia-Herzegovina, 4 Bourdieu, Pierre, 10 Bourque, Susan, 251 Bovari crisis center (Tajikistan), 165n38 Božac Deležan, Lorena, 195, 210–11 Bradatan, Cristina, 21 Breneis, Wini, 189 Bridger, Sue, 81 Brod, Harry, 10 Browning, Genia, 115 Brunell, Laura, 20, 24, 28, 29, 48, 92, 96, 111, 130n12, 173, 262, 284 Brush, Lisa, 249 Buchowska, Stana, 180 Buckley, Mary, 5, 14 Bucur, Maria, 5 Bulgaria, 4, 264, 273, 276nn23,24, 282, 337; accession to European Union, 297, 305; Daphne Program, 303 Bumiller, Kristin, 10 Bunch, Charlotte, 237, 308 bureaucratic obstacles, 66, 125, 157 bureaucratic responsiveness, 271 Burton, Mandy, 9, 23 BuviniC, Mayra, 8 Buzawa, Carl, 237 Buzawa, Eve, 237 Buzek, Jerzy, 185 Campaign for Zero Tolerance of Violence against Women (European Commission ), 295–96, 304 Carothers, Thomas, 158 CEELI (Central and East Europe Law Initiative, American Bar Association), 128, 130n13 Center for Global Women’s Leadership (Rutgers University), 121 centers for work with women (Ukraine), 53 Central Asia, 26, 115, 134. See also Kazakhstan; Tajikistan Central Europe, 26, 28, 95. See also Czech Republic; Hungary; Poland; Slovakia Central European University (CEU), 225 Centrum Praw Kobiet, 241 Cerwonka, Allaine, 6, 18 Chari, Sharad, 15 Charlton, Sue, 27 Chechnya, 81 child abuse, 9, 79, 94, 191n1, 306n6; framing of domestic violence as, 229...