Titlebook: Male Rape; The Emergence of a S Noreen Abdullah-Khan Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 Nation.n

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men must be homosexual‘ and that ‘real men can‘t be raped‘. It also reveals that men are not only raped in prison, as is commonly believed, and that they suffer similar trauma to female survivors of rape.978-1-349-35584-6978-0-230-22765-1

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Contextualising the Issue of Male Rape, of male rape. Embedded in Estrich’s statement is one of the most common myths about male rape: that victims of male rape are homosexual, giving little thought to the possibility that . men can become potential victims of rape, regardless of their sexuality. This assumption is made with a view to te

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Theoretical Explanations for the Occurrence of Male Rape,to explain male rape either in terms of psychology, evolutionary psychology or biology and is based on research within prisons, where the existence of male rape was first acknowledged. It is this key focus of positivistic explanations on rape in prisons which becomes one of its most fatal flaws, sin

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Researching Male-on-Male Rape,ive. Data from Survivors UK indicate that a greater number of male rape victims have come to their attention than to the police. For example, data from Survivors UK show that from 1996 to 1997 only 4 per cent of the callers to the helpline reported the incident to the police while 14 per cent did no

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Challenging Myths? Male Rape in the News,ical research in this area. Howitt identifies four main areas of questioning which have developed within criminology, in respect of the media. The first is whether the mass media, particularly television, through depictions of crime, violence, death and aggression, can be proven to have a causal imp

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The Metropolitan Police Service,irty questionnaires were distributed, and there were 93 responses, a response rate of 72 per cent. Some of the data have been presented in charts to give an indication of the distribution of responses, although the main emphasis is on a qualitative analysis; the main findings have therefore been sum