Reply to "ACEs and the social sciences"

I'm interested Dennis. Starting out as a clinical social worker and later as a psychologist I have always been interested in how culture and society shapes people and how people shape society and culture. Not doing direct clinical work now but continuing research in cultural and social change. Tracing the development of structural dysfunction and structural violence ( various forms of oppression) and remedies. We could set up a ACEs and the social sciences community here.

By the way I recently came across a new text compiling research on violence ( includes a definition of violence which covers a range of structural forms)

Bandy X Lee Violence: an interdisciplinary approach to causes, consequences and cures. John Wiley and Sons, 2019

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8/11/191:15 PM

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