Rethinking Rape Law

Rape

• Present and Future Instances of Virtual Rape in Light of Three Categories of Legal Philosophical Theories on Rape

  Open Access•Litska Strikwerda•Philosophy & Technology•2015

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• From Coercion to Physical Force

  Open Access•Siobhan Weare•Archives of Sexual Behavior•2018

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• Breaking Down Barriers

  Karen Harrison, Aisha K Gill•The British Journal of Criminology•2018

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• Women judges in transitional justice and their impact on trials on cases of sexual and gender-based violence committed as war crimes

  Open Access•Anna Adamska-Gallant•Trayectorias Humanas Trascontinenta…•2023

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• Observing Court Responses to Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault

  Open Access•Olivia Smith, Tina Skinner•Feminist Criminology•2012

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• Reinvestigating the Sexual Violence “Justice Gap” in the Swedish Criminal Justice System

  Open Access•Caitlin P Carroll•Feminist Criminology•2022

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• Conceptualizing the role of consent in the definition of rape at the international criminal court

  Eithne Dowds•International Feminist Journal of…•2018

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• Sexual Assault and the Meaning of Power and Authority for Women with Mental Disabilities

  Open Access•Janine Benedet, Isabel Grant•Feminist Legal Studies•2014

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• Incapacitated sexual assault among youths

  Kari Stefansen, Lars Roar Frøyland et al.•Journal of Youth Studies•2020

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• Accessing Rights and Mitigating Revictimization

  Open Access•Caitlin P Carroll•Violence Against Women•2021

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• Advocates’ Perception of the Secondary Victimization of Rape Survivors by Law Enforcement, the Legal System, and Hospital Professionals

  Open Access•Shana L Maier•Violence Against Women•2024

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• Judicial fictions and the fictive feminists

  Kcasey Mcloughlin•Griffith Law Review•2015

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• International Criminal Law as a Site for Enhancing Women’s Rights? Challenges, Possibilities, Strategies

  Open Access•Kiran Grewal, Kiran Kaur Grewal•Feminist Legal Studies•2015

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• Rape Myths and Gender Stereotypes in Croatian Rape Laws and Judicial Practice

  Open Access•Ivana Radačić•Feminist Legal Studies•2014

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• Knowing Women

  Open Access•Doris Bu, Doris E Buss•Social & Legal Studies•2013

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• I Think it’s Rape and I Think He Would be Found Not Guilty’

  Open Access•Wendy Larcombe, Bianca Fileborn et al.•Social & Legal Studies•2016

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• Consent, Conjugality and Crime

  Open Access•Arvin Garg•Social & Legal Studies•2018

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• Talk, listen, think’

  Open Access•Abigaël Candelas de la Ossa•Discourse & Society•2016

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• Sexual Violence in Lesbian and Queer Relationships - Double Invisibility

  Open Access•Nicole Ovesen, Caitlin P Carroll et al.•NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist…•2025

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• Entre la revolución y la ilusión. La regulación jurídico-penal del sexo como campo de batalla

  Open Access•Juan Pablo Cox Leixelard•Política criminal•2018

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• Women who kill

  Open Access•Samantha Walker, Aisha K Gill•Women s Studies International Forum•2019

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• Acknowledging the Suffering Caused by State-Mandated Sexual Violence and Crimes

  Katherine Ranharter, Gareth Stansfield•Middle Eastern Studies•2015

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• The Messy Practice of Building Women's Human Rights

  Open Access•Emily Rosser•Latin American Policy•2015

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• The wave of consent-based rape laws in Europe

  Open Access•Sara Uhnoo, Sofie Erixon et al.•International journal of law,…•2024

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• The practicalities of English and Welsh rape trials

  Open Access•Olivia Smith•Criminology & Criminal Justice•2017

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• Reporting rape

  Open Access•Oona Brooks, Michele Burman•Criminology & Criminal Justice•2016

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