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· 제목 : Sexual Violence at Canadian Universities: Activism, Institutional Responses, and Strategies for Change (Paperback)
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 사회과학 > 성폭력/성희롱
· ISBN : 9781771122832
· 쪽수 : 360쪽
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 사회과학 > 성폭력/성희롱
· ISBN : 9781771122832
· 쪽수 : 360쪽
목차
- Introduction Elizabeth Quinlan
- Part I: Campus Sexual Violence: Impacts, Voids, and Institutional Betrayals
- 1. Sexual coercion on campus: The impact of victimization on the educational experiences of Canadian women Lana Stermac, Sarah Horowitz, and Sheena Bance
- 2. Campus violence, Indigenous women, and the policy void Carrie Bourassa, Melissa Bendig, Eric J. Oleson, Cassandra A. Ozog, Jennifer L. Billan, Natalie Owl, and Kate Ross-Hopley
- 3. Institutional Betrayal and Sexual Violence in the Corporate University Elizabeth Quinlan
- Part II: Violent Spaces on Canadian University Campuses
- 4. ""It's not about one bad apple"": The 2007 York University Vanier residence rapes Madison Trusolino
- 5. The rape chant at Saint Mary's University: The convergence of business school ethics, alcohol consumption, and varsity sport Judy Haiven
- 6. Violent bodies in campus cyberspaces Andrea Quinlan
- 7. Precarious masculinity and rape culture in Canadian university sport Curtis Fogel
- Part III: Institutional Prevention and Responses to Sexual Violence
- 8. Women as experts: Origins and developments of METRAC's campus safety audit Andrea Gunraj
- 9. Theory becomes practice: The Bystander Initiative at the University of Windsor Anne Forest and Charlene Y. Senn
- 10. A critical analysis of the report Student Safety in Nova Scotia: Co-creating a vision and language for safer and socially just campus communities Norma Jean Profitt and Nancy Ross
- Part IV: Fighting Back: Anti-Violence Activism on Campus
- 11. The Coalition Against Sexual Assault: Activism Then and Now at the University of Saskatchewan Elizabeth Quinlan and Gail Lasiuk
- 12. Collective conversations, collective action: York University's Sexual Assault Survivors' support line and students organizing for campus safety Jenna M. MacKay, Ursula Wolfe, and Alexandra Rutherford
- Part V: Strategies for Change
- 13. From reacting to preventing: Addressing sexual violence on campus by engaging community partners Julie S. Lalonde
- 14. Why theory matters: Using philosophical resources to develop university practices and policies regarding sexual violence Ann J. Cahill
- 15. Responding to sexual assault on campus: What can Canadian universities learn from U.S. law and policy? Elizabeth Sheehy and Daphne Gilbert
- About the Authors
- Index
