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Sexual violence is a widespread yet poorly addressed issue in UK universities, affecting a significant proportion of students, especially women and non-binary people. Grounded in feminist theory and student voices, this book explores how universities can better respond to sexual violence through prevention and education.
Drawing on a rich dataset of research at elite universities, the book examines the everyday realities of sexual violence - from banter and groping to troubling attitudes toward consent - and critiques dominant behaviours such as lad culture. It proposes a new model rooted in sexual ethics, citizenship and hybrid masculinities, offering practical, policy-relevant insights for creating safer university communities.
Contents
1. Introduction
2 Methods
3. Normative Behaviours: Sexual Promiscuity and Excessive Alcohol Consumption
4. Cultures of Everyday Violence: Banter and Groping
5. Consent: It's as Easy as a Cup of Tea?
6. Complicating Consent: Signals and Socio- Sexual Norms
7. Creating Ethical, Sexual Citizens
