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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780737775617 |
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| Publisher: | Greenhaven Publishing LLC |
| Publication date: | 02/20/2016 |
| Series: | Opposing Viewpoints Series |
| Edition description: | 2nd ed. |
| Pages: | 216 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 8.80(h) x 0.60(d) |
| Age Range: | 16 - 18 Years |
Table of Contents
Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 11
Introduction 14
Chapter 1 Why Do Sexual Assaults Happen on College Campuses?
Chapter Preface 18
1 Fraternities Are Significantly Responsible for the Campus Sexual Assault Problem Angela Carone 20
2 Fraternities Should Not Be Blamed for the Campus Sexual Assault Problem Blaize Stewart 30
3 To Fight Campus Rape, Culture Must Change Barbara J. King 35
4 The Campus Sexual Assault Problem Is Not the Result of "Rape Culture" Anne Hendershott 41
5 Columbia Student Carrying Mattress to Protest Alleged Rape Gets 'Overwhelmingly Positive' Response Eun Kyung Kim 47
6 What's Alcohol Got to Do with It? Antonia Abbey 52
7 Is Alcohol Really to Blame for the Prevalence of Sexual Assault on College Campuses? Daniel Luzer 60
Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 66
Chapter 2 Are College Sexual Assault Cases Being Handled Properly?
Chapter Preface 68
1 Accused College Rapists Have Rights, Too Judith Shulevitz 70
2 Fair Process, Not Criminal Process, Is the Right Way to Address Campus Sexual Assault Alexandra Brodsky 77
3 Campus Sexual Assault Cases Should Be Handled by Police David M. Rubin 85
4 Campus Sexual Assault Cases Should Be Handled by School Officials Caroline Heldman Baillee Brown 90
5 Students Who Commit Sexual Assaults Should Be Subject to Mandatory Expulsion Kinjo Kiema 96
6 Mandatory Expulsion for Sexual Assault Could Be an Inappropriate Response Brandon Camhi 101
Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 105
Chapter 3 How Might the College Sexual Assault Problem Be Addressed?
Chapter Preface 107
1 Expanded On-Campus Gun Rights Would Reduce Sexual Assaults Adam B. Summers 109
2 Expanded On-Campus Gun Rights Would Not Reduce Sexual Assaults Lauren Barbato 114
3 Prevention Apps May Be Key to Stopping Campus Sexual Assaults Marissa Miller 120
4 Prevention Apps Are Not an Effective Way to Stop Campus Sexual Assaults Tara Culp-Ressler 125
5 Sorority Parties Would Help Reduce Sexual Assaults on Campus Sarah Robertson 133
Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 138
Chapter 4 What Other Factors Are Tied to the Campus Sexual Assault Problem? 138
Chapter Preface 140
1 Affirmative Consent Laws Are Necessary Melanie Boyd Joseph Fischel 142
2 Affirmative Consent Laws Are a Bad Idea Masha Gershman 148
3 Federal Government Intervention in the Campus Sexual Assault Crisis Is Flawed Wendy Kaminer 157
4 Media Coverage of Campus Sexual Assaults Should Be More Aggressive Jamie Stiehm 162
5 Media Coverage of Campus Sexual Assaults Only Worsens the Problem John Stossel 166
6 Feminists and Feminist Ideologies Are Key to Fighting Campus Sexual Assault Jamie Utt 171
7 Feminists Are Failing to Address Campus Sexual Assault Effectively Brett Milam 180
Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 187
For Further Discussion 188
Organizations to Contact 190
Bibliography of Books 196
Index 199