Rape
Challenging Contemporary Thinking - 10 Years on
Herausgeber: Horvath, Miranda A H; Brown, Jennifer M
Rape
Challenging Contemporary Thinking - 10 Years on
Herausgeber: Horvath, Miranda A H; Brown, Jennifer M
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Rape: Challenging Contemporary Thinking - 10 Years On takes stock of current thinking and research about rape and the way it is handled in practice within the criminal justice system.
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Rape: Challenging Contemporary Thinking - 10 Years On takes stock of current thinking and research about rape and the way it is handled in practice within the criminal justice system.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780367757427
- ISBN-10: 0367757427
- Artikelnr.: 64037607
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780367757427
- ISBN-10: 0367757427
- Artikelnr.: 64037607
Miranda A. H. Horvath is Professor and Director of the Institute for Social Justice & Crime at the University of Suffolk. She has extensive research experience, having conducted national and local multi-site/team/strand evaluation and research projects in a range of applied forensic and community settings. Her research has focused on violence against women and girls. She is co-editor of the second edition of The Cambridge Handbook of Forensic Psychology (2021) and Handbook on the Study of Multiple Perpetrator Rape: A Multidisciplinary Response to an International Problem (2013, Routledge). In 2020, Professor Horvath founded the Violence Against Women and Girls Research Network which brings together researchers, providing opportunities to meet regularly and share ongoing, completed, and planned research in a supportive environment. Jennifer M. Brown is a visiting professor to the Mannheim Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her research on policing has expanded from an interest in occupational culture to include evidence-based practice. She is the co-author of a prize-winning textbook (Forensic Psychology: Theory, Research, Policy, and Practice) awarded by the British Psychological Society in 2018. She has also collaborated on books about therapeutic communities in prisons in 2014 ( What Works in Therapeutic Prisons) and translation research in criminal justice in 2016 (Improving Criminal Justice Workplaces).
Part 1: Introduction
1: Setting the Scene: The Challenges of Researching Rape
2: Revisiting Emotionally Involved: The Impact of Researching Rape. Twenty
Years (and Thousands of Stories) Later
3: Overcoming 'Othering': Reflections on Researching Police Responses to
Victims of Sexual Violence
Part 2: Experiences of rape
4: Digital Sexual Violence and the Gendered Constraints of Consent in Youth
Image Sharing
5: Race, Gender, and Policing: How to Increase Sexual Abuse Reporting by
British South Asian Women
6: Power, Hierarchies, and Higher Education: Rape on Campus in India and
the UK
7: Rape of Older People
Part 3: Concepts and Processes
8: Rape in the News: Contemporary Challenges
9: Pornography and Sexual Violence: Reflection on Policy Debates Around
Age, Gender, and Harm
10: Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: Reflections on the Concept
11: Modern Myths About Sexual Aggression: New Methods and Findings
Part 4: No such thing as Justice when it comes to rape?
12: Rape Law and Policy: Persistent Challenges and Future Directions
13: Who Gets to Challenge Contemporary Thinking on Rape? Contradictions and
Confusion in Public Opinion of 'Rape Justice'
14: A Circle That Cannot Be Squared? Survivor Confidence in an Adversarial
Justice System
Part 5: What can be done? Thoughts on prevention, activism and justice
15 :Engaging Men and Boys in the Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
16: African-Caribbean British Women's Activism and Agency on Childhood
Sexual Abuse from the 1970s-1980s
17: Online Anti-Rape Activism: Fighting Back Against Rape Culture
18: Creative and Transformative Approaches to Justice
19: Conclusions: What's it Going to Take?
1: Setting the Scene: The Challenges of Researching Rape
2: Revisiting Emotionally Involved: The Impact of Researching Rape. Twenty
Years (and Thousands of Stories) Later
3: Overcoming 'Othering': Reflections on Researching Police Responses to
Victims of Sexual Violence
Part 2: Experiences of rape
4: Digital Sexual Violence and the Gendered Constraints of Consent in Youth
Image Sharing
5: Race, Gender, and Policing: How to Increase Sexual Abuse Reporting by
British South Asian Women
6: Power, Hierarchies, and Higher Education: Rape on Campus in India and
the UK
7: Rape of Older People
Part 3: Concepts and Processes
8: Rape in the News: Contemporary Challenges
9: Pornography and Sexual Violence: Reflection on Policy Debates Around
Age, Gender, and Harm
10: Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: Reflections on the Concept
11: Modern Myths About Sexual Aggression: New Methods and Findings
Part 4: No such thing as Justice when it comes to rape?
12: Rape Law and Policy: Persistent Challenges and Future Directions
13: Who Gets to Challenge Contemporary Thinking on Rape? Contradictions and
Confusion in Public Opinion of 'Rape Justice'
14: A Circle That Cannot Be Squared? Survivor Confidence in an Adversarial
Justice System
Part 5: What can be done? Thoughts on prevention, activism and justice
15 :Engaging Men and Boys in the Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
16: African-Caribbean British Women's Activism and Agency on Childhood
Sexual Abuse from the 1970s-1980s
17: Online Anti-Rape Activism: Fighting Back Against Rape Culture
18: Creative and Transformative Approaches to Justice
19: Conclusions: What's it Going to Take?
Part 1: Introduction
1: Setting the Scene: The Challenges of Researching Rape
2: Revisiting Emotionally Involved: The Impact of Researching Rape. Twenty
Years (and Thousands of Stories) Later
3: Overcoming 'Othering': Reflections on Researching Police Responses to
Victims of Sexual Violence
Part 2: Experiences of rape
4: Digital Sexual Violence and the Gendered Constraints of Consent in Youth
Image Sharing
5: Race, Gender, and Policing: How to Increase Sexual Abuse Reporting by
British South Asian Women
6: Power, Hierarchies, and Higher Education: Rape on Campus in India and
the UK
7: Rape of Older People
Part 3: Concepts and Processes
8: Rape in the News: Contemporary Challenges
9: Pornography and Sexual Violence: Reflection on Policy Debates Around
Age, Gender, and Harm
10: Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: Reflections on the Concept
11: Modern Myths About Sexual Aggression: New Methods and Findings
Part 4: No such thing as Justice when it comes to rape?
12: Rape Law and Policy: Persistent Challenges and Future Directions
13: Who Gets to Challenge Contemporary Thinking on Rape? Contradictions and
Confusion in Public Opinion of 'Rape Justice'
14: A Circle That Cannot Be Squared? Survivor Confidence in an Adversarial
Justice System
Part 5: What can be done? Thoughts on prevention, activism and justice
15 :Engaging Men and Boys in the Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
16: African-Caribbean British Women's Activism and Agency on Childhood
Sexual Abuse from the 1970s-1980s
17: Online Anti-Rape Activism: Fighting Back Against Rape Culture
18: Creative and Transformative Approaches to Justice
19: Conclusions: What's it Going to Take?
1: Setting the Scene: The Challenges of Researching Rape
2: Revisiting Emotionally Involved: The Impact of Researching Rape. Twenty
Years (and Thousands of Stories) Later
3: Overcoming 'Othering': Reflections on Researching Police Responses to
Victims of Sexual Violence
Part 2: Experiences of rape
4: Digital Sexual Violence and the Gendered Constraints of Consent in Youth
Image Sharing
5: Race, Gender, and Policing: How to Increase Sexual Abuse Reporting by
British South Asian Women
6: Power, Hierarchies, and Higher Education: Rape on Campus in India and
the UK
7: Rape of Older People
Part 3: Concepts and Processes
8: Rape in the News: Contemporary Challenges
9: Pornography and Sexual Violence: Reflection on Policy Debates Around
Age, Gender, and Harm
10: Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: Reflections on the Concept
11: Modern Myths About Sexual Aggression: New Methods and Findings
Part 4: No such thing as Justice when it comes to rape?
12: Rape Law and Policy: Persistent Challenges and Future Directions
13: Who Gets to Challenge Contemporary Thinking on Rape? Contradictions and
Confusion in Public Opinion of 'Rape Justice'
14: A Circle That Cannot Be Squared? Survivor Confidence in an Adversarial
Justice System
Part 5: What can be done? Thoughts on prevention, activism and justice
15 :Engaging Men and Boys in the Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
16: African-Caribbean British Women's Activism and Agency on Childhood
Sexual Abuse from the 1970s-1980s
17: Online Anti-Rape Activism: Fighting Back Against Rape Culture
18: Creative and Transformative Approaches to Justice
19: Conclusions: What's it Going to Take?