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Preface: Human Aggression: How far have we come? Jane L. Ireland, Philip Birch, Carol A Ireland Section I: Understanding general aggression Chapter 1. The development of aggression in childhood and adolescence: A focus on relationships. Debra Pepler Chapter 2. Sex differences in aggression. Kaj Bjorkqvist, Karin Osterman Chapter 3. Hegemonic masculinity and aggression. Ruschelle M. Leone, Dominic J. Parrott Chapter 4. The biology of human aggression. Tracy A. Bedrosian, Randy J. Nelson Chapter 5. Aggression motivation and inhibition: theoretical underpinnings and a new model. Ioan Ohlsson Chapter 6. Homicide adaptations. Joshua Duntley, David M. Buss Chapter 7. Human aggression from a cross-cultural perspective. Douglas P. Fry Chapter 8. Treatment intervention for aggression: Promoting individual change. Jane L. Ireland, Syeda Batool Section II: Bullying across contexts Chapter 9. Integrating multi-disciplinary social science theories and perspectives to understand school bullying and victimisation. Jun Sung Hong, Dorothy L. Espelage, Simon C. Hunter, Paula Allen-Meares Chapter 10. Aggression in the workplace. Al-Karim Samnani Chapter 11. Cyberbullying. Robin Kowalski Chapter 12. Alterophobic bullying and violence. Stephen James Minton Section III: Relationships and family aggression Chapter13. Violence to partners: gender symmetry revisited. John Archer Chapter 14. Stalking and harassment. David V. James, Rachel D. MacKenzie Chapter 15. Animal maltreatment in households experiencing family violence. Shelby Elaine McDonald Chapter 16. Treating stalking behaviour: A framework for understanding process components. Philip Birch, Jane L. Ireland, Niki Ninaus Chapter 17. Using the research evidence to inform the assessment and treatment of intimate partner aggression. Louise Dixon, Devon L. L. Polaschek Chapter 18. Attitudes towards ‘honor’ violence and killings in collectivist cultures: Gender differences in Middle Eastern, North African, South Asian (MENASA) and Turkish populations. Roxanne Khan Chapter 19. Towards evidence-based treatment of partner violence in LGBT relationships. Erica Bowen Chapter 20. Raising awareness, improving victim safety: Exploring the efficacy of proactive domestic and family violence prevention measures. Philip Birch, Irena Veljanova Section IV: Sexual aggression Chapter 21. The development of sexual aggression: A tripartite model and a life span perspective. Howard E. Barbaree, Lynn O. Lightfoot, Robert A. Prentky Chapter 22. Examining harmful sexual behaviour in male children: Considering the implications for practice. Carol A. Ireland Chapter 23. Females who sexually offend: Theory, research, and treatment. Emily Blake, Theresa A. Gannon Chapter 24. Assessment of sexual violence. Jan Looman, Jeffrey Abracen Chapter 25. Thinking outside of the box: advancements in theory, practice & evaluation in sexual offending interventions. Kerensa Hocken, Neil Gredecki Section V: Contemporary and emerging issues Chapter 26. The impact of violent media on aggression. Barbara Krahe Chapter 27. Homophobic and Non Homophobic Aggression: Examining its portrayal in print media. Philip Birch, Rebecca Ozanne, Jane L. Ireland Chapter 28. Narrowing the scope of psychopathy in explanations of offending: Towards an understanding of persistent violence. Evan C. McCuish, Raymond R. Corrado, Jennifer Yang Chapter 29. Victims of violent crime: the emerging field of victimology. B. Roebuck, L.A. Stewart Chapter 30. Psychosocial determinants of violence and trauma-informed implications for treatment. Deborah Horowitz, Margaret Guyer, Kathy Sanders Chapter 31. Jihadi-Salafi terrorism and violent extremism in the era of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State. Greg Barton Chapter 32. Drive-bys in Chiraq or ethnic genocide in Iraq: Can violent street gangs inform our comprehension of the Islamic State? Matthew Valasik, Matthew D. Phillips Chapter 33. Gang violence and social media. Keir Irwin-Rogers, James Densley, Craig Pinkney Chapter 34. Group process and gang delinquency intervention: Gang activity regulation and the group nature of gang violence. Matthew Valasik, Shannon E. Reid, Jenny S. West, Jason Gravel