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Reference Bibliography by Author
February 2003

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Fernandez, A. (1996).  Migration-Malaysian perspective.  Asian Migrant, 9(4), 107-113.
Keywords: API/Pan Asian/intl/immig/SA/Inst./Malay/policy.

Fernandez, I. (1992).  Mobilizing on all fronts:  A comprehensive strategy to end violence against women in Malaysia.  In M. Schuler (Ed.), Freedom from violence:  Women's strategies from around the world.  New York:  UNIFEM.
Keywords: VAW/intl/Malay/Inst./API/Biblio 0602.

Fernandez, M. (1997).  Domestic violence by extended family members in India.  Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 12(3), 433-455.
Keywords: DV/WEB/intl/Indian/API/Inst./Biblio 0602.

Fiebert, M.S., & Tucci, L.M. (1998).  Sexual coercion: Men victimized by women.   Journal of Men's Studies, 6(2), 127-133.
Keywords: API/Pan Asian/race/SA/Inst./ African American/Latina.

Frye, B.A., & Davanzo, C.D. (1994).  Cultural themes in family stress and violence among Cambodian refugee women in the inner-city.  Advances in Nursing Science, 16(3), 64-77.
Keywords: DV/API/ refugees/Inst./Cambodian/Biblio 0602/coping.

Furiya, L.  (1993, October 8).  The special problems of Asian and Asian American women and domestic violence. AsianWeek, 15, 1.
Keywords: DV/API/Pan Asian/Inst./immig /refugees/services.

Futa, K.T., Hsu, E., & Hansen, D.J. (2001).  Child sexual abuse in Asian American families: An examination of cultural factors that influence prevalence, identification, and treatment.  Clinical Psychology-Science and Practice, 8(2), 189-209.
Keywords: services/API/Pan Asian/ CSA/Inst./prevalence.