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First published: October 1, 2025 - Last updated: October 1, 2025
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Paige Liptak
Title: Weaponizing Sexual Violence
Subtitle: Variations Between Conflict Related Sexual Violence and Genocidal Rape
Thesis: Master's thesis, Wright State University
Advisor: Liam Anderson
Year: 2025
Pages: viii + 112pp.
OCLC Number: -
Language: English
Keywords:
Modern History:
20th Century,
21st Century |
Types:
Rape /
Genocidal Rape
FULL TEXT
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OhioLINK: Electronic Theses & Dissertations Center (Free Access)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Author: -
Abstract:
»This thesis examines the differences between conflict related sexual violence and genocidal rape to advocate for future separate analysis of the two distinctly different forms of sexual violence. By examining 15 genocides from the end of WWII to the end of 2023 this study draws upon prior research from genocide studies, ethnic studies, political science, and feminist scholarship to observe trends that are present in the two forms of sexual violence. The findings indicate that there are distinctly different socio-economic and military conditions that are associated with the two types of sexual violence and therefore genocidal rape should considered separate and apart from conflict related sexual violence. This thesis also highlights the importance of understanding the intention of committing sexual violence as it is this intention that is the greatest indicator of genocidal rape.«
(Source: Thesis)
Contents:
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Abstract (p. iii) |
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Chapter One (p. 1) |
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1.1. Introduction (p. 1) |
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Chapter Two (p. 3) |
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2.1. Literature review (p. 3) |
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2.2. Socio-economic conditions (p. 7) |
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2.3. Military conditions (p. 8) |
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2.4. Valuation of women (p. 9) |
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2.5. Genocide and sexual violence purpose (p. 11) |
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Chapter Three (p. 15) |
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3.1. Methodology (p. 15) |
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Chapter Four (p. 23) |
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4.1. Results (p. 23) |
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4.2. History and variable explanation (p. 24) |
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4.3. Bangladesh genocide (p. 24) |
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4.4. Ikiza (p. 28) |
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4.5. Cambodian genocide (p. 32) |
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4.6. East Timor genocide (p. 37) |
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4.7. Guatemalan genocide (p. 41) |
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4.8. Gukurahundi (p. 45) |
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4.9. Isaaq genocide (p. 48) |
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4.10. Anfal genocide (p. 52) |
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4.11. Bosnian genocide (p. 55) |
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4.12. Rwandan genocide (p. 60) |
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4.13. Effacer le tableau (p. 65) |
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4.14. Darfurian genocide (p. 68) |
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4.15. Iraqi Turkmen genocide (p. 72) |
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4.16. Yazidi genocide (p. 74) |
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4.17. Rohingya genocide (p. 78) |
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4.18. Genocide trends (p. 82) |
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4.19. Conflict related sexual violence (CRSV) trends (p. 86) |
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4.20. Genocidal rape (GR) trends (p. 89) |
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Chapter Five (p. 92) |
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5.1. Conclusion (p. 92) |
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Bibliography (p. 97) |
Wikipedia:
Genocide:
Genocides in history /
Anfal campaign,
Bangladesh genocide,
Bosnian genocide,
Cambodian genocide,
Darfur genocide,
East Timor genocide,
Effacer le tableau,
Guatemalan genocide,
Gukurahundi,
Ikiza,
Iraqi Turkmen genocide,
Isaaq genocide,
Rohingya genocide,
Rwandan genocide,
Yazidi genocide |
Sex and the law:
Rape /
Genocidal rape
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