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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"sexual harm"”.

  1. Restorative justice and campus sexual harm: A qualitative study of the views of victim advocates

    … departures in the framing and redress of harm and wrongdoing. Restorative justice is rooted in the philosophy that violence and wrongdoing should be approached in a way that centers harm and its impact on communities and individuals through the use of dialogic agreements of what actions …

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  2. Mobilizing, Resisting, and Transforming Title IX: How College Students Experience Sexual Violence and Administrative Justice

    … process, restorative justice, and definitions of sexual misconduct. The articles in this dissertation offer a nuanced cultural analysis of Title IX, critically exploring the law’s interaction with gender, power, and violence. Drawing on qualitative data from 42 public statements made by students …

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  3. An investigation of the causes of gender based violence in Kwa-Nongoma area

    … includes acts that inflict physically, mentally, sexual harm or suffering; threats such as cohesion; and other deprivation of liberty. It also includes sexual violence, sex trafficking, forced prostitution, spousal abuse, emotional and psychological abuse, female genital mutilation, forced …

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  4. Look at Me: Japanese Women Writers at the Millennial Turn

    … exposed to intense psychological, physical, and sexual harm. Drawing from psychoanalytic as well as cultural theories, I posit that important counter narratives reside in the abjected, obscene, and traumatized bodies of these protagonists. I further contend that these counter narratives are …

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