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VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: THE CHALLENGE OF DIVERSITY FOR LAW, POLICY AND PRACTICE Julie Stubbs1 Introduction2 In this session of the conference we have been asked to examine the issue of research for policy. In my view the