Masterarbeit, 2018
125 Seiten, Note: A
This study aims to examine intimate partner violence against women in Kambia and Moyamba Districts of Sierra Leone, investigating its high prevalence and the factors contributing to women's tolerance of such violence. The research utilizes a qualitative case study approach, employing semi-structured interviews to gather data from various stakeholders.
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION: This chapter sets the stage for the study by introducing the problem of intimate partner violence (IPV) against women in Sierra Leone. It outlines the study's aims and objectives, focusing on understanding the high prevalence of IPV and women's tolerance of it. The chapter details the research questions, the conceptual framework based on the social ecological model, the methodology, and ethical considerations. It also highlights the significance of the study in addressing a critical social issue and its limitations. The structure of the thesis is presented, guiding the reader through the subsequent chapters.
CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW: This chapter provides a comprehensive review of existing literature on gender-based violence, particularly focusing on its context within Sierra Leone. It explores the concept of violence in its various forms, including domestic violence, structural violence, and culturally justified violence. The chapter examines how these intersect with gender dynamics and the social norms that shape attitudes and behaviors towards violence against women. This section lays the theoretical groundwork for the study by introducing and explaining the chosen social ecological framework. It also culminates in a conclusion summarizing the key insights from the reviewed literature.
CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY: This chapter details the research design and methodology employed in the study. It describes the study area (Kambia and Moyamba Districts), the study design (qualitative case study), the sampling techniques (purposive sampling), and the sample size (60 respondents). The chapter elaborates on the data collection methods (semi-structured interviews) and data analysis techniques. Ethical considerations and limitations of the methodology are also addressed transparently, ensuring the rigor and validity of the research approach.
CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS: This chapter presents the findings of the study, analyzing the collected data to answer the research questions. It begins with a description of the demographic characteristics of the respondents. The chapter then systematically explores the acceptable norms towards violence, how different forms of violence manifest against women, and the perspectives of men and women regarding intimate partner violence. Crucially, it delves into the factors that contribute to women's tolerance of wife beating, providing rich qualitative data and insights.
Intimate Partner Violence, Gender-Based Violence, Sierra Leone, Women's Rights, Social Norms, Qualitative Research, Case Study, Social Ecological Model, Tolerance of Abuse, Gender Inequality, Resilience.
This document is a language preview containing OCR data intended for academic use, analyzing themes related to intimate partner violence in Sierra Leone. It includes a table of contents, objectives and key themes, chapter summaries, and keywords.
The table of contents outlines four chapters: Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, and Data Analysis and Findings. Each chapter is further broken down into subsections, such as problem statement, aims and objectives, methods used in research, ethical considerations, data collection, and presentation of findings.
The study aims to examine intimate partner violence against women in the Kambia and Moyamba Districts of Sierra Leone. Key themes include the prevalence and acceptance of intimate partner violence, societal norms perpetuating gender-based violence, factors influencing women's tolerance of abuse, different perspectives of men and women regarding intimate partner violence, and the role of the social ecological model.
Chapter 1 introduces the problem of IPV in Sierra Leone and its aims. Chapter 2 reviews the existing literature, concepts of violence, and the chosen framework. Chapter 3 details the research design and methodology. Chapter 4 presents the findings and discusses norms of violence, forms of violence manifested against women, and views about intimate partner violence.
The keywords are: Intimate Partner Violence, Gender-Based Violence, Sierra Leone, Women's Rights, Social Norms, Qualitative Research, Case Study, Social Ecological Model, Tolerance of Abuse, Gender Inequality, and Resilience.
The texts are obtained from a publishing company and contain OCR data intended solely for academic use.
The study focuses on the Kambia and Moyamba Districts of Sierra Leone.
The study utilizes a qualitative case study approach, employing semi-structured interviews for data collection.
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