Article
Formalizing Collaboration: Establishing Domestic Violence Memorandums of Understanding Between Military Installations and Civilian Communities
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Document Type
Working Paper
Publication Date
9-1-2003
Subjects
- Family violence -- United States,
- Soldiers -- Family relationships -- United States,
- Civil-military relations -- United States
Disciplines
Abstract
The military has begun to encourage collaborative relationships--through formal memorandums of understanding (MOUs)--between military installations and neighboring communities intended to prevent and respond to domestic violence involving service members. The authors examine the challenges of and recommendations for establishing such MOUs.
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Citation Information
Hickman, Laura J. and Lois M. Davis, Formalizing Collaboration: Establishing Domestic Violence Memorandums of Understanding Between Military Installations and Civilian Communities, Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation, IP-254-1-RC, 2004. As of January 23, 2014: http://www.rand.org/pubs/issue_papers/IP254-1
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