Consent: Gender, Power and Subjectivity

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Acknowledgements
List of contributors
Foreword
Introduction
PART I: Cultural Representations of Consent
	1. The Whiteness of Consent
	2. Literatures of Consent
	3. SM, the Law, and an Opaque Sexual Consent Narrative
	4. What’s in a Name (or even Pronoun)?
PART II: Shifting Meanings of Consent
	5. “What do I Call This?”: The Role of Consent in LGBTQA+ Sexual Practices and Victimization Experiences
	6. How Drunk is “Too Drunk” to Consent?: A Summary of Research on Alcohol Intoxication and Sexual Consent
	7. Two Wrongs Make It Right: Perceptions of Intoxicated Consent
	8. An Approach to Developing Shared Understandings of Consent with Young People
PART III: Women’s Bodies and the Narrative of Consent
	9. The Right to Withdraw Consent to Continuing an Unwanted Pregnancy
	10. Unlearning Agreement: Imagining the Law without Consent
	11. Birthing Consent: Supporting Shared Decision Making and Informed Consent in Labour and Childbirth
	12. Consent and Work: A Postfeminist Analysis of Women Leaders’ Acceptance of Long Working Hours
PART IV: Consent in a Digital World
	13. Consent Isn’t Just a Girl’s Thing: Gender, Consent and Image Based Sexual Abuse
	14. Negotiating Consent in Online Kinky Spaces
	15. Molka: Consent, Resistance, and the Spy-Cam Epidemic in South Korea
	16. Gender, Power and Agency in Online Sex Work: An Expanded Framework of (Constrained) Consent in the Context of “Camming”
PART V: Legal and Political Representations of Consent
	17. ‘She Seemed to Be Having Fun’
	18. Teach Us Consent: Digital Feminist Activism and the Limits of School-based Consent Pedagogies
	19. Sex Work Politics and Consent: The Consequences of Sexual Morality
	20. Crossing Boundaries and Consent: Sex Offending and Criminalised Disabled Adults
	21. Whose Consent?: Donor Conception, Anonymity and Rights
Index