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Wartime Sexual Violence against Men

Masculinities and Power in Conflict Zones
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Cases of sexual violence against men have been documented in a great number of conflicts and wars, both ancient and contemporary. Despite this growing empirical evidence, there is still a dearth of analyses on this type of violence, which stands in stark contrast with the abundant literature dealing with sexual violence against women. Based on a fieldwork conducted primarily in the Great Lakes Region of Africa, this book proposes to look at wartime sexual violence against men as a performative gendered act that, stemming from the same logic underpinning sexual violence against women, (re-)affirms a gendered social hierarchy. The book explores patterns of wartime sexual violence against men, and presents survivors', but also perpetrators' stories. The book proceeds to analysing the context in which this type of violence can be understood, narrated, but also addressed, either through support programs for survivors, or through legal means.
1. Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Against Men: An Overview / 2. Making Sense of Wartime Sexual Violence Against Men / 3. Surviving Wartime Sexual Violence / 4. Perpetrators and Bystanders / 5. The Elusiveness of Narratives on Wartime Sexual Violence Against Men / 6. Conceptualizing and Implementing Care and Support Programs for Male Survivors / 7. Prosecuting Wartime Sexual Violence Against Men
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