Titlebook: Reclaiming the Night-Time Economy; Unwanted Sexual Atte Bianca Fileborn Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Lice

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Space and Control,urrence of unwanted sexual attention? This chapter explores the role of spatial design, environment, and geographies as a final component of assemblages of unwanted sexual attention and safety. However, it argues that the physical design and environment cannot be viewed in isolation from other facto

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Community and Belonging,ttention to venues and people that were not ‘like’ them. Discussions of unwanted sexual attention are thus used as a means of identity performance and establishing the boundaries of group belonging as much as they reflect any ‘reality’ of young people’s experiences.

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Sexual Culture and Consent,eptions of unwanted sexual attention are informed by sexual culture and the ways in which they relate to venue culture. Thus, the concepts of community and belonging are again central to understanding participants’ experiences.

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Taking Back the Night: Preventing Unwanted Sexual Attention,ories of sexual violence are insufficient to account for the complexity and diversity of young people’s experiences. The chapter concludes by considering what can be done to work towards preventing unwanted sexual attention in pubs and clubs.

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in an original scenario; then, either they are asked to derive what follows from the premises or they are provided with one or several conclusions and asked to decide whether or not these conclusions follow from the premises. There is always a logical argument underlying the premises and the conclu