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The sin of the father -- deconstructing patriarchy
Source: Oakland Univ.
Author: Howard S. Schwartz
Country: United States

Prof. Schwartz critically explores the systematic "denigration of the father, typically called the patriarch" that has become so popular in the wake of feminism and postmodern philosophy. (1996)

Men's reaction to women who force sex
Source: Psychiatric Times
Author: Cindy Struckman-Johnson and David Struckman-Johnson
Country: United States

"One of the long-standing myths about sexual coercion is that a woman cannot make a man have sex with her." According to this study, "16% of a sample of 268 men at a small Midwestern university reported that they had been forced to have sexual intercourse on a date."

Genocide: incorporating the gender variable
Source: Genderwatch
Author: Adam Jones
Country: United States

Arguing that "the gender variable is one of the least-analyzed and most misunderstood elements of genocidal killing," Jones points to an under-emphasis on the killing of males -- especially those of battle-age.

Feminist critiques of international relations
Source: Review of International Studies
Author: Adam Jones
Country: United States

A fascinating analysis and critique of how international relationships have been gendered in the last decades. Jones states, "Feminist attempts to incorporate a gender variable...are constrained by the basic feminist methodology and all feminists' normative commitments."

Men are victims of domestic violence
Source: Nuance Journal
Country: United States

This paper challenges this notion of abuse against males and argues that domestic violence against males exists, that their voices are not heard; and that the refusal to acknowledge the existence of this form of abuse is part of a fundamental disempowerment of men which has arisen from a tacit acceptance in society of the radical feminist notion that only women are victims.

Controlling domestic violence against men
Source: Nuance
Author: Corry, Fiebert, Pizzey
Country: United States

"Published research indicates that 25% - 30% of all intimate violence is exclusively female on male" (.pdf file).

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