Location, libation and leisure: An examination of the use of licensed venues to help challenge sexual violence
Location, libation and leisure: An examination of the use of licensed venues to help challenge sexual violence
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DOI：
10.1177/1741659016651751
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发表时间：
2017-12-01
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
Taylor, Stuart
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作者：
Gunby, Clare;Carline, Anna;Taylor, Stuart
反强奸运动的信息越来越多地针对男性，以便教育他们关于(性)同意的法律。18-24岁的人口面临着更高的性犯罪风险，其中超过一半的犯罪涉及饮酒。最终导致与酒精有关的强奸的相互作用通常始于夜间场所，因此直观地说，预防运动应该以有执照的场所为基础。然而，夜间经济包括人们去喝酒、玩乐、休息的场所，这些场所因宣传性别歧视而受到特点和批评。因此，这篇文章提出的问题是：获得许可的空间在促进年轻人中的预防强奸论述方面有多大用处？为此，这篇文章分析了41名学生(跨越六个焦点小组)关于在英国一个城市开展的强奸预防运动的讨论，该运动针对男性提出了预防建议。在这样做的过程中，我们认为，煽动失控和性欲亢奋的环境损害了反击性侵犯的能力。我们还认为，在特许空间内出现性暴力广告，极大地削弱了结束性别暴力的呼吁。
Anti-rape campaign messages have increasingly targeted men in order to educate them on the law of (sexual) consent. The 18-24 age demographic are at increased risk of experiencing sex offences, with over half of these crimes involving alcohol consumption. The interactions which culminate in alcohol-involved rape often commence in night-time venues, making intuitive sense for prevention campaigns to be based within licensed establishments. The Night Time Economy, however, comprises venues where people go to drink, have fun, take time out' and which are characterised and criticised for their promotion of sexism. This article therefore asks: how useful are licensed spaces in promoting rape prevention discourses amongst young men? To this end, the article analyses 41 students' discussions (across six focus groups) regarding a rape prevention campaign that ran in one English city and that directed its prevention advice at males. In doing so, we argue that environments which incite narratives of loss of control and hypersexuality compromise the ability to counter sexual offending. We also argue that the presence of sexually violent advertising within licenced spaces undermines considerably the call to end gendered violence.