Purpose There is growing awareness of the problem of intimate partner violence (IPV)
among military populations. IPV victimisation has been shown to be associated with mental …

Military/veteran identity is defined as the prominence of past military service, beliefs, and
norms on an individual's post-military sense of self. The salience of this identity has been …

Military veterans are a valuable part of the human capital resource pool. Nonetheless,
veterans often struggle with their transition into civilian life and workplaces. This problem …

Objective: Veterans transitioning to civilian life after leaving the military face unique health
concerns. Although there is a significant body of research exploring veterans' experiences of …

Prior research into military–civilian transition has suggested that the Prison Service may be
a popular destination for Armed Forces leavers, but the experience of former military …

Promoting positive transition to retirement and cultural adaption for ex-service personnel has
been identified as a priority for both social-science research and for public health policy in …

Aim To examine the value of peer support in the self‐management of diabetes among
veterans in an integrated health care system. Methods We conducted semi‐structured in …

Arguing that criminology has thus far inadequately theorised militarism as it relates to the
prison system, this agenda‐setting article introduces the 'prison‐military complex'as a …

Building on prior theorization of the prison–military complex and critiques of Foucault's claim
of similarities between the prison and the military, this article uses the example of ex-military …

Introduction A third of Canadian Armed Forces veterans report difficulty adjusting to post-
military life. Moreover, an estimated 40% of Canadian veterans live with chronic pain, which …