Editors:
- Ruth Beecher, School of Historical Studies, Birkbeck, University of London – ORCID

- Stephanie Wright, School of Global Affairs, Lancaster University - ORCID

Contents:

	Historicising the perpetrators of sexual violence: global perspectives from the modern world Ruth Beecher & Stephanie Wright (p. 927)
	‘Facts that are declared proven’: sexual violence, forensic medicine, and the courtroom in early Francoist Spain Stephanie Wright (p. 939)
	Sexual violence, deviance, and the paraphilias in American psychiatry, 1952–2013 Joanna Bourke (p. 960)
	Savile’s shadow: exceptionalism and shifting historical perpetration narratives, 1964–2012 Nick Basannavar (p. 977)
	‘They were their boyfriends’: the construction of the image of the perpetrator in cases of sexual assault in the community of Manta during the Peruvian internal armed conflict Camila Sastre & Ben McCafferty (p. 996)
	‘A very sensitive Rwandan woman’: sexual violence, history, and gendered narratives in the trial of Pauline Nyiramasuhuko at the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda, 2001-2011 Rhian Elinor Keyse (p. 1015)
	The missing and imagined perpetrator in rape prevention efforts Lesley McMillan & Deborah White (p. 1040)
	Rape revisited: Joanna Bourke reflects on historicizing sexual violence, in conversation with Ruth Beecher Ruth Beecher (p. 1059)
	The Patriarchs: the origins of inequality Merry Wiesner-Hanks, Bob Pierik & Padma Anagol (p. 1072)

Wikipedia: Sex and the law: Sexual violence