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The Epidemic of Rape and Child Sexual Abuse in the United States

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This long-awaited follow up to Diana Russell's landmark book Sexual Exploitation (SAGE, 1984) examines the studies that have since been conducted on the incidence and prevalence of rape and child sexual abuse in the United States. The author evaluations consider the various definitions researchers have used, as well as the methodologies used for collecting data. The book answers the backlash criticism - from both feminists and anit-feminists - that reports of high sexual assault rates are exaggerated. Accurate information, the authors show, is vital to preventing these crimes, and this book is a `must read' for those who study, educate, and help women and girls who are victims of sexual assault.
Introduction From Revolution to Backlash PART ONE: THE SCOPE OF RAPE Rape Laws and Prevalence Research Russell's Survey on the Incidence and Prevalence of Rape in San Francisco Rapes Reported to the Police A Comparison of the FBI's and Russell's Data The Federal Government's Estimates of the Incidence of Rape The Prevalence of Rape Other Representative Samples - Part 1 The Prevalence of Rape Other Representative Samples - Part 2 Is the Rape Rate Really Decreasing Trends in Rape Rates over Time PART TWO: THE SCOPE OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE Child Sexual Abuse, the Law, and Researcher's Definitions The Incidence of Child Sexual Abuse Russell's Survey on the Prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse in San Francisco The Prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse Other Representative Samples - Part 1 The Prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse Other Representative Samples - Part 2 Comparisons of Child Sexual Abuse Prevalence Rates The Epidemic of Child Rape Reality and New Myth PART THREE: CONCLUSION The Backlash - Diana E H Russell Feminists Blamed for Creating a Phantom Epidemic of Rape and Child Sexual Abuse The Epidemic of Rape and Child Sexual Abuse A National Emergency
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