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Women's abuse experiences in Jordan: A comparative study using rural and urban classifications

Sociology

Women's abuse experiences in Jordan: A comparative study using rural and urban classifications

R. O. Alsawalqa

This insightful study by Rula Odeh Alsawalqa delves into the pervasive patterns of economic abuse faced by working married women in both rural and urban Jordan. The research uncovers alarming correlations between economic, psychological, emotional, and physical abuse, showcasing higher levels of abuse in urban settings. Discover the hidden struggles and resource control experienced by these women.

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