Simon Lapierre
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4076164 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Simon Lapierre |
| PRENOMES | Simon |
| SOBRENOME | Lapierre |
| ASSINATURA | LAPIERRE S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5536-0597 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Navigating power imbalances in research with children and young people in shelters for domestic violence
This paper examines the methodological approach from a doctoral research project based on an ethnography conducted with children and young people living in shelters for domestic violence. Guided by the principles of critical social work research, this study was co-constructed in partnership with a feminist umbrella organization representing shelters across the province of Quebec, Canada. This collaboration ensured that the research had meaningful…
“He Learned Many Things, But Was Reflecting Them Onto Me” The Unintended Consequences of Perpetrators Programs for Victims of Coercive Control and Their Children
As If It Were a Punishment for Him, Rather Than Protection for Both of Us”
Contraceptive interference alters contraceptive use, impacting not only sexual and reproductive health but also intimacy and well-being, particularly for emerging adults. Using a feminist and emotion work approach, this study analyzes semi-structured interviews with 17 women, trans and non-binary people (ages 17-23). It identifies four targeted contraceptive methods and highlights how partner-imposed constraints led to unprotected sex, fear of pr…
Process of Leaving a Violent Dating Relationship
This study examines the non-linear process of leaving violent dating relationships among young Iranian immigrant women in Canada. Using a qualitative design, semi-structured interviews with 17 participants were analyzed via reflexive thematic analysis. Framed by Collins' Matrix of Domination, the research explores how intersecting social divisions shape the leaving trajectory. Findings reveal that aggressors' coercive control tactics are instrume…
Children’s Experiences, Perspectives and Participation in the Context of Domestic Violence
Children’s and Young People’s Experiences in Shelters and Their Recovery from Domestic Violence
Abused Women as ‘Alienating’ Mothers and Violent Men as ‘Good’ Fathers
Drawing upon multiple case studies, this article examines how parenting double standards are reproduced in situations where women who have experienced domestic violence have been seen as ‘alienating’ mothers, while the men who have perpetrated the violence have been seem as ‘good’ or ‘good enough’ fathers. In total, 25 cases studies were conducted with women who had experienced domestic violence, had at least one child and had been perceived by a…
Parental alienation’ allegations in the context of domestic violence
L’agentivité des jeunes exposés à la violence conjugale soutenue par la méthode du calendrier historique de vie
Cadre de la recherche : Cet article s’appuie sur deux études menées auprès de jeunes adultes ayant vécu l’exposition à la violence conjugale (EVC) dans l’enfance ou l’adolescence. Ces études s’intéressaient à leur parcours de vie et au regard qu’ils portaient sur la violence conjugale. Objectifs : L’article documente les types d’agentivité mis en œuvre par les jeunes interrogés, à travers leur parcours de vie. Il explore aussi dans quelle mesure …
Le meilleur intérêt de l'enfant victime de violence conjugale
Le meilleur intérêt de l'enfant victime de violence conjugale
La notion du meilleur intérêt de l’enfant est centrale dans les procédures en droit familial et en protection de la jeunesse. Cet ouvrage unique porte un regard critique et multidisciplinaire sur cette notion et sur son application dans un contexte de violence conjugale, où l’enfant doit être reconnu comme une victime à part entière de cette violence. En plus de mettre en évidence certains enjeux présents dans les pratiques auprès de ces enfants …
Children in domestic violence shelters
Even though an extensive body of literature on children has swept the field of domestic violence in the last 30 years, little is known about how domestic violence shelter workers understand children's situations and how they intervene with them. This article seeks to address this gap in the literature, and presents the results of a study conducted with 48 advocates in the province of Québec (Canada). FINDINGS: The data suggest that most of the pa…
La parole et la participation des enfants vivant dans un contexte de violence conjugale
Malgré une reconnaissance croissante de la réalité des enfants qui vivent dans un contexte de violence conjugale, une attention limitée a été portée à leur parole et à leur participation dans les interventions et dans les procédures visant à assurer leur sécurité et leur bien-être. Les auteurs insistent sur l’importance de reconnaître les enfants comme des acteurs sociaux compétents qui dévoilent les situations de violence conjugale. Ils abordent…
‘We have tried to remain warm despite the rules.’ Domestic violence and Covid-19
This article presents findings from a study that investigated the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence shelters’ policies and practices. This study was conducted in partnership with feminist organisations in two regions in the Quebec, Canada. Qualitative data were collected from nine domestic violence shelters, using a web-based questionnaire. Thematic content analysis was conducted using NVivo. The research findings reveal that …
How Social Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence Affect Homelessness Among Women in Two Rural Regions With Resource-Based Economies in Eastern Quebec
This study presents findings from a qualitative study conducted in two relatively remote, primarily rural regions of the Canadian province of Quebec whose resource-based economic structures exacerbate inequalities between men and women. The purpose of this study was to understand how violence and homelessness intertwine in women's life courses in such regions. On the basis of past research showing that gender socialization around traditional role…
Variables associées à la reprise du pouvoir des femmes sur leur sécurité en contexte de violence conjugale
S’appuyant sur les résultats d’une recherche exploratoire menée sur un échantillon de 189 femmes recevant des services en maisons d’hébergement au Québec, cet article s’intéresse aux variables associées à la reprise du pouvoir des femmes sur leur sécurité en contexte de violence conjugale. Plus précisément, une analyse de classification révèle la présence de deux sous-groupes de participantes qui diffèrent quant à leur niveau de reprise du pouvoi…
The legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ in the Province of Quebec
This article examines the legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ discourse in the Province of Quebec, Canada. It draws upon an analysis of 31 documents (legislation, research reports and articles, training documents, professional documents and media articles) and interviews with 13 key informants, who were selected based on their knowledge of ‘parental alienation’ in research, policies or practices. The research findings…
Introduction to the special issue
Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Movers Scale in a French-Canadian Population
The inclusion of men in domestic violence shelters
Despite the fact that the inclusion of men constitutes a polarising issue that has created tensions and divisions throughout the history of domestic violence shelters, very little has been written on this issue. This paper specifically addresses this gap in the literature. Drawing upon the results of a doctoral thesis conducted with 48 advocates, the authors argue that the participants’ perspectives on the inclusion of men as workers or administr…
Family Mediation in Child Custody Cases and the Concealment of Domestic Violence
While mediation is commonly used in custody negotiation, there is no consensus regarding its applicability in domestic violence cases. The aim of this qualitative study in Italy was to explore the role of family mediation in the management of child custody in cases involving domestic violence. Semistructured interviews were conducted with lawyers ( N = 5), social workers ( N = 15), and abused women who had separated from their children’s fathers …
When structural violences create a context that facilitates sexual assault and intimate partner violence against street-involved young women
Difficult but Close Relationships
This article reports findings from a participative and qualitative study conducted with children who had experienced domestic violence, focusing on their perspectives on their relationships with their mothers. Three focus groups and 46 individual interviews were conducted with children to gather their experiences. The research findings demonstrate that women's and children's victimizations are inextricably linked, and that domestic violence affec…
Immigrant Children
This article describes our qualitative sociological study of immigrant children's life experiences of violence. We conducted interviews with 42 first‐generation immigrant children from any country, aged 9–13 years old, living in the Quebec City region (Canada). Results from three main themes are presented: representations of violence and concrete violent acts experienced; perceived effects of violence on children health and well‐being; and reacti…
Abused women and the threat of parental alienation
Mothering in the context of domestic violence
Despite growing concerns with the situation of children exposed to domestic violence, and although women have been seen as central in the welfare of their children, limited attention has been paid to the issue of mothering in this context. This paper examines how concerns regarding abused women's mothering have been articulated in the academic literature on children's exposure to domestic violence, and argues that the dominant discourse in this a…
The legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ in the Province of Quebec
This article examines the legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ discourse in the Province of Quebec, Canada. It draws upon an analysis of 31 documents (legislation, research reports and articles, training documents, professional documents and media articles) and interviews with 13 key informants, who were selected based on their knowledge of ‘parental alienation’ in research, policies or practices. The research findings…
Taking Child Abuse and Mothering Into Account
Feminist scholars have been engaged in an ongoing debate to determine which theoretical perspective offers the best framework for understanding domestic violence, and this debate has been crystallized around two pole positions: radical and postmodern feminism. This article presents a journey throughout the development of a theoretical perspective for the study of domestic violence, child abuse, and mothering. It argues that the intersectional fem…
When structural violences create a context that facilitates sexual assault and intimate partner violence against street-involved young women
Children’s and Young People’s Experiences in Shelters and Their Recovery from Domestic Violence
How Social Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence Affect Homelessness Among Women in Two Rural Regions With Resource-Based Economies in Eastern Quebec
This study presents findings from a qualitative study conducted in two relatively remote, primarily rural regions of the Canadian province of Quebec whose resource-based economic structures exacerbate inequalities between men and women. The purpose of this study was to understand how violence and homelessness intertwine in women's life courses in such regions. On the basis of past research showing that gender socialization around traditional role…
Introduction to the special issue
Difficult but Close Relationships
This article reports findings from a participative and qualitative study conducted with children who had experienced domestic violence, focusing on their perspectives on their relationships with their mothers. Three focus groups and 46 individual interviews were conducted with children to gather their experiences. The research findings demonstrate that women's and children's victimizations are inextricably linked, and that domestic violence affec…
Women's abuse of their children in the context on domestic violence
This paper draws upon the findings of a study that looked at women's experiences of mothering in the context of co‐occurrence of domestic violence and child abuse, and considers the issue of women's violence towards children – while acknowledging the fact that men are the main perpetrators of violence towards women and children in these families. The paper first explores the relationship between women's victimization and women's violence, and sug…
Family Mediation in Child Custody Cases and the Concealment of Domestic Violence
While mediation is commonly used in custody negotiation, there is no consensus regarding its applicability in domestic violence cases. The aim of this qualitative study in Italy was to explore the role of family mediation in the management of child custody in cases involving domestic violence. Semistructured interviews were conducted with lawyers ( N = 5), social workers ( N = 15), and abused women who had separated from their children’s fathers …
Abused women and the threat of parental alienation
Abused Women as ‘Alienating’ Mothers and Violent Men as ‘Good’ Fathers
Drawing upon multiple case studies, this article examines how parenting double standards are reproduced in situations where women who have experienced domestic violence have been seen as ‘alienating’ mothers, while the men who have perpetrated the violence have been seem as ‘good’ or ‘good enough’ fathers. In total, 25 cases studies were conducted with women who had experienced domestic violence, had at least one child and had been perceived by a…
Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Movers Scale in a French-Canadian Population
Mothering in the context of domestic violence
Despite growing concerns with the situation of children exposed to domestic violence, and although women have been seen as central in the welfare of their children, limited attention has been paid to the issue of mothering in this context. This paper examines how concerns regarding abused women's mothering have been articulated in the academic literature on children's exposure to domestic violence, and argues that the dominant discourse in this a…
Taking Child Abuse and Mothering Into Account
Feminist scholars have been engaged in an ongoing debate to determine which theoretical perspective offers the best framework for understanding domestic violence, and this debate has been crystallized around two pole positions: radical and postmodern feminism. This article presents a journey throughout the development of a theoretical perspective for the study of domestic violence, child abuse, and mothering. It argues that the intersectional fem…
Women's abuse of their children in the context on domestic violence
This paper draws upon the findings of a study that looked at women's experiences of mothering in the context of co‐occurrence of domestic violence and child abuse, and considers the issue of women's violence towards children – while acknowledging the fact that men are the main perpetrators of violence towards women and children in these families. The paper first explores the relationship between women's victimization and women's violence, and sug…
Regards critiques sur la maternité dans divers contextes sociaux
Regards critiques sur la maternité dans divers contextes sociaux
Un discours dominant et institutionnalise sur la maternite est vehicule dans notre societe. S'inspirant d'une vision idealisee de l'experience de femmes blanches, heterosexuelles et de classe moyenne, il contribue a la regulation des femmes et de leur maternite. Les normes et les regles auxquelles ces dernieres doivent obeir pour etre percues comme de « bonnes » meres sont en effet multiples. Les attentes sont elevees, irrealistes, parfois contra…
Regards critiques sur la maternit dans divers contextes sociaux
Ans plus tard… et toujours nécessaires! Les approches structurelles dans le champ de l’intervention sociale
De manière générale, les approches structurelles reposent sur les deux principes suivants : 1. reconnaître que les situations individuelles sont intimement reliées aux structures politiques, sociales et économiques; 2. reconnaître que la réalisation de changements significatifs dans les situations auxquelles les individus sont confrontés exige aussi des changements dans les structures politiques, sociales et économiques et que de tels changements…
Sortir la violence de sa vie
Sortir la violence de sa vie : itinéraires d’hommes en changement, Pierre Turcotte, Québec, Presses de l’Université Laval, coll. « Travail social », 2012. Un article de la revue Nouvelles perspectives en sciences sociales (Sur le thème : linguistique et complexité) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Abortion and Domestic Violence
This article addresses women’s experiences of abortion in the context of domestic violence, more specifically the decision-making process and the influence of the perpetrators in their decision. The data were collected through semistructured individual interviews with four Canadian women, aged between 23 and 36 years at the time of the interviews. Overall, the findings suggest that the factors influencing women’s decision can be grouped into the …
Enfants et adolescents venus d’ailleurs
Conflits entre conjoints ou contrôle des hommes sur les femmes ? L’expérience et le point de vue d’enfants et d’adolescents exposés à la violence conjugale
Cet article présente les résultats d’une recherche empirique réalisée avec des enfants et des adolescents qui ont été exposés à la violence conjugale, dans le but de mieux comprendre leur expérience et leur point de vue sur la violence conjugale. Plus particulièrement, cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont ces jeunes définissent la violence conjugale. Privilégiant une méthodologie qualitative et participative, des groupes de discussions ont d’a…
Immigrant Children
This article describes our qualitative sociological study of immigrant children's life experiences of violence. We conducted interviews with 42 first‐generation immigrant children from any country, aged 9–13 years old, living in the Quebec City region (Canada). Results from three main themes are presented: representations of violence and concrete violent acts experienced; perceived effects of violence on children health and well‐being; and reacti…
Abused women and the threat of parental alienation
Difficult but Close Relationships
This article reports findings from a participative and qualitative study conducted with children who had experienced domestic violence, focusing on their perspectives on their relationships with their mothers. Three focus groups and 46 individual interviews were conducted with children to gather their experiences. The research findings demonstrate that women's and children's victimizations are inextricably linked, and that domestic violence affec…
The inclusion of men in domestic violence shelters
Despite the fact that the inclusion of men constitutes a polarising issue that has created tensions and divisions throughout the history of domestic violence shelters, very little has been written on this issue. This paper specifically addresses this gap in the literature. Drawing upon the results of a doctoral thesis conducted with 48 advocates, the authors argue that the participants’ perspectives on the inclusion of men as workers or administr…
Family Mediation in Child Custody Cases and the Concealment of Domestic Violence
While mediation is commonly used in custody negotiation, there is no consensus regarding its applicability in domestic violence cases. The aim of this qualitative study in Italy was to explore the role of family mediation in the management of child custody in cases involving domestic violence. Semistructured interviews were conducted with lawyers ( N = 5), social workers ( N = 15), and abused women who had separated from their children’s fathers …
When structural violences create a context that facilitates sexual assault and intimate partner violence against street-involved young women
The legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ in the Province of Quebec
This article examines the legitimization and institutionalization of ‘parental alienation’ discourse in the Province of Quebec, Canada. It draws upon an analysis of 31 documents (legislation, research reports and articles, training documents, professional documents and media articles) and interviews with 13 key informants, who were selected based on their knowledge of ‘parental alienation’ in research, policies or practices. The research findings…
Introduction to the special issue
Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Movers Scale in a French-Canadian Population
Le meilleur intérêt de l'enfant victime de violence conjugale
Le meilleur intérêt de l'enfant victime de violence conjugale
La notion du meilleur intérêt de l’enfant est centrale dans les procédures en droit familial et en protection de la jeunesse. Cet ouvrage unique porte un regard critique et multidisciplinaire sur cette notion et sur son application dans un contexte de violence conjugale, où l’enfant doit être reconnu comme une victime à part entière de cette violence. En plus de mettre en évidence certains enjeux présents dans les pratiques auprès de ces enfants …
Children in domestic violence shelters
Even though an extensive body of literature on children has swept the field of domestic violence in the last 30 years, little is known about how domestic violence shelter workers understand children's situations and how they intervene with them. This article seeks to address this gap in the literature, and presents the results of a study conducted with 48 advocates in the province of Québec (Canada). FINDINGS: The data suggest that most of the pa…
La parole et la participation des enfants vivant dans un contexte de violence conjugale
Malgré une reconnaissance croissante de la réalité des enfants qui vivent dans un contexte de violence conjugale, une attention limitée a été portée à leur parole et à leur participation dans les interventions et dans les procédures visant à assurer leur sécurité et leur bien-être. Les auteurs insistent sur l’importance de reconnaître les enfants comme des acteurs sociaux compétents qui dévoilent les situations de violence conjugale. Ils abordent…
‘We have tried to remain warm despite the rules.’ Domestic violence and Covid-19
This article presents findings from a study that investigated the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence shelters’ policies and practices. This study was conducted in partnership with feminist organisations in two regions in the Quebec, Canada. Qualitative data were collected from nine domestic violence shelters, using a web-based questionnaire. Thematic content analysis was conducted using NVivo. The research findings reveal that …
Poison control (22 obras) · Sociology (22 obras) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (21 obras) · Medicine (20 obras) · Political science (19 obras) · Psychology (18 obras) · Domestic violence (17 obras) · Criminology (15 obras) · Suicide prevention (13 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (11 obras)