Titlebook: Rethinking School Violence; Theory, Gender, Cont Sue Saltmarsh,Kerry H. Robinson,Cristyn Davies Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Introduction: The Case for Rethinking School Violence. Explanations of possible causes abound, as researchers, educationalists and communities alike look for answers to a problem that persists – and at times erupts with deadly consequences – in what are ordinarily considered to be safe and supportive places for children and young people. Numerous defi

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‘The kid most likely’: Naming, Brutality and Silence within and beyond School Settings1a, b; Elliott et al., 1998; Mills, 2001). This volume of research asks authors and readers to . what is known and believed about school violence, and in this chapter I draw on three narratives in order to query the brutality of discourses within which children are labelled and silenced. The chapter