Linda G. Mills | Academic Influence

Why Is Linda G. Mills Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Linda G. Mills is an American social worker and academic administrator who has served as the 17th president of New York University since July 1, 2023. Education Mills received a B.A. in history and social thought from the University of California, Irvine in 1979. She received a J.D. from the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco in 1983 and an M.S.W. from San Francisco State University in 1986. She earned a Ph.D. in Health Policy in 1994 from Brandeis University, where she was a Pew Scholar. She was admitted to the California Bar in 1983 and first became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 1990.

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Linda G. Mills's Published Works

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Published Works

Insult to Injury: Rethinking our Responses to Intimate Abuse (2003) (216)
Killing Her Softly: Intimate Abuse and the Violence of State Intervention (1999) (173)
Mandatory Arrest and Prosecution Policies for Domestic Violence (1998) (162)
Child protection and domestic violence: Training, practice, and policy issues (2000) (85)
The next generation of court-mandated domestic violence treatment: a comparison study of batterer intervention and restorative justice programs (2013) (78)
Empowering battered women transnationally: the case for postmodern interventions. (1996) (55)
Moving Beyond the Criminal Justice Paradigm: A Radical Restorative Justice Approach to Intimate Abuse (2004) (48)
When is the personal professional in public child welfare practice? The influence of intimate partner and child abuse histories on workers in domestic violence cases. (2003) (46)
Training Children's Services Workers in Domestic Violence Assessment and Interventrion: Research Findings and Implications for Practice (2002) (38)
Violent Partners: A Breakthrough Plan for Ending the Cycle of Abuse (2008) (31)
The Heart of Intimate Abuse: New Interventions in Child Welfare, Criminal Justice, and Health Settings (1998) (30)
Police peer support programs: current knowledge and practice. (2008) (28)
Changing the Domestic Violence Narrative: Aligning Definitions and Standards (2016) (27)
A randomized controlled trial of restorative justice-informed treatment for domestic violence crimes (2019) (26)
The justice of recovery: How the state can heal the violence of crime (2006) (22)
Shame and intimate abuse: The critical missing link between cause and cure (2008) (22)
Fighting for child custody when domestic violence is at issue: survey of state laws. (2003) (21)
Woman abuse and child protection: A tumultuous marriage (Part I) (2000) (18)
Intuition and Insight: A New Job Description for the Battered Woman's Prosecutor and Other More Modest Proposals (1997) (17)
Enhancing Safety and Rehabilitation in Intimate Violence Treatments: New Perspectives (2006) (15)
On the Other Side of Silence: Affective Lawyering for Intimate Abuse (1996) (15)
Integrating domestic violence assessment into child protective services intervention: Policy and practice implications (1998) (14)
Construyendo circulos de paz and the promise of peace: Restorative justice meets intimate violence (2009) (9)
A Penchant for Prejudice: Unraveling Bias in Judicial Decision-Making (1999) (9)
Domestic Violence Assessment: Current Practices and New Models for Improved Child Welfare Interventions (2002) (7)
Recent trends in intimate violence: Theory and intervention (2008) (7)
A Critical New Pathway Towards Change in Abusive Relationships: The Theory of Transition Framework (2010) (5)
Intimacy and Terror (2005) (5)
Insult to Injury (2009) (5)
Benefitting from Violence: A Preliminary Analysis of the Presence of Abuse in the Lives of the New SSI Disability Recipients (1997) (4)
What He Knew Before It All Changed: A Narrative from Ground Zero (2002) (2)
The Law of White Spaces: Race, Culture, and Legal Education (2001) (2)
Domestic violence and child protection services: Risk Assessments (2002) (2)
Toward a New Dynamic in Poverty Client Empowerment: The Rhetoric, Politics, and Therapeutics of Opening Statements in Social Security Disability Hearings (1995) (2)
Do you remember?: A letter to my son. (2011) (1)
Some progress is not enough: A national study of the integration of domestic violence assessment into state child welfare practice (2001) (1)
The hearing and decision-making practices of social security adminitrative law judges (1994) (1)
Feminist Phallacies: The Politics of Prenatal Drug Exposure and the Power of Law (2000) (1)
EIGHT. A Better Way (2009) (0)
SIX. Changing the System (2009) (0)
Perceived Role of Child Social Workers Measure (2013) (0)
Have I Got News For You? Media, Research, & Popular Audiences (2011) (0)
Book Review. Hope for Law: Narrative Therapy and Intimate Abuse Practice. A Review of Narrative Therapy in Practice: The Archaeology of Hope edited by Gerald Monk, John Winslade, Kathie Crocket, and David Epston. Jossey Bass, San Francisco, CA (1997), 320pp. (1998) (0)
Publisher Correction: A randomized controlled trial of restorative justice-informed treatment for domestic violence crimes (2019) (0)
SEVEN. Learning to Listen to Narratives of Intimate Abuse (2009) (0)
A calculus for bias: How malingering females, dependent housewives, and macho men fare in the Social Security disability system (1993) (0)
The next generation of court-mandated domestic violence treatment: a comparison study of batterer intervention and restorative justice programs (2012) (0)
FOUR. Are Women as Aggressive as Men (2009) (0)
Helping Battered Women: New Perspectives and Remedies Edited by Albert R. Roberts. New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. 263 pp. $24.00 paperback, ISBN 0-19-509587-1 (1998) (0)
TWO. Mandatory Policies as Crime Reduction Strategies Do They Work (2009) (0)
Affective Lawyering: Reformulating the lawyer-client relation (2000) (0)
FIVE. The Dynamic of Intimate Abuse (2009) (0)
ONE. The Ground Zero of Intimate Abuse (2009) (0)
A Call for a New Paradigm: Perspectives of Court Personnel and Clinicians on Court-Mandated Treatment Approaches for Domestic Violence Crimes (2022) (0)
THREE. Power over Women in Abusive Relationships (2009) (0)
Recent Trends in Intimate Violence: Theory and Intervention Volume II Zvi Eisikovits, Peggy Grauwiler, Linda G. Mills, Zeev Winstok (Israel, United States) (2008) (0)

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New York University