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I am writing this Foreword in my role as the founding editor of the new Springer Series on Family Violence and editor of Volume I in the series entitled Battered Women and Their Families: Interven- tion Strategies and Treatment Programs, 2nd edition (1998). | The Heart OF Intimate Abuse New Interventions in Child Welfare Criminal Justice and Health Settings Linda G. Mills Springer Series on Family Violence Springer Series on Family Violence Albert R. Roberts PhD Series Editor 1998 Battered Women and Their Families Intervention Strategies and Treatment Programs second edition Albert R. Roberts PhD editor 1998 Preventing Teenage Violence An Empirical Paradigm for Schools and Families John s. Wodarski PhD and Lois A. Wodarski PhD 1998 The Heart of Intimate Abuse New Interventions in Child Welfare Criminal Justice and Health Settings Linda G. Mills PhD LCSW JD CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS We are currently searching for authors of future volumes in the Family Violence Series. All topics related to family violence at different stages of the lifespan will be considered. However I am particularly interested in the following topical areas 1. Domestic Violence Stalking Policies Programs and Research 2. Date Abuse at High Schools and Colleges Policies Programs and Research 3. Breaking the Intergenerational Cycle of Youth and Adult Violence 4. Child Abuse Fatalities Research Policies and Prevention Strategies. Please send your family violence book proposal a copy of your vita a writing sample . your best peer-reviewed journal article and a sample book chapter to Albert R. Roberts. . Series Editor Professor of Social Work and Criminal Justice Administration of Justice Department Rutgers University Lucy Stone Hall B-261 54 Joyce Kilmer Avenue Piscataway . 08854-8045 732 445-7021 Linda G. Mills . . is an attorney and an associate professor of social welfare and law at UCLA s School of Public Policy and Social Research. She is an expert in domestic violence and disability policy. She has written extensively on domestic violence and her articles appear in journals such as Social Work Cornell Law Review and Criminal Justice and Behavior. Dr. Mills is the recipient of several grants related to her work in domestic .