Jill Radford is Reader and Principal Lecturer in Criminology and Women's Studies at the University of Teesside. Melissa Friedberg is a lecturer in the department of Social Work at Brunel University. Lynne Harne is a researcher at the University of Bristol, in the School for Policy Studies and has taught Women's Studies at the University of Westminster. All three are active members of the BSA Women's Caucus, Violence Against Women Study Group.

• Notes on contributorsIntroductionStalking and paedophiliaironies and contradictions in the politics of naming and legal reformFeminist strategy and tacticsinfluencing state provision of counselling for survivorsVirtual violence?pornography and violence against women on the InternetProstitution, pornography and telephone boxesDamaged children to throwaway womenfrom care to prostitutionSexual violence and the school curriculumShifting the marginsBlack feminist perspectives on discourses of mothers in child sexual abuseSupping with the devil?multi-agency initiatives on domestic violenceCaught in contradictionsconducting feminist action orientated research within an evaluated research programmeDomestic violence in ChinaTheorizing commonalities and differencesexual violence, law and feminist activism in India and the UKIndex.

Jill Radford is Reader and Principal Lecturer in Criminology and Women's Studies at the University of Teesside. Melissa Friedberg is a lecturer in the department of Social Work at Brunel University. Lynne Harne is a researcher at the University of Bristol, in the School for Policy Studies and has taught Women's Studies at the University of Westminster. All three are active members of the BSA Women's Caucus, Violence Against Women Study Group.

• Notes on contributorsIntroductionStalking and paedophiliaironies and contradictions in the politics of naming and legal reformFeminist strategy and tacticsinfluencing state provision of counselling for survivorsVirtual violence?pornography and violence against women on the InternetProstitution, pornography and telephone boxesDamaged children to throwaway womenfrom care to prostitutionSexual violence and the school curriculumShifting the marginsBlack feminist perspectives on discourses of mothers in child sexual abuseSupping with the devil?multi-agency initiatives on domestic violenceCaught in contradictionsconducting feminist action orientated research within an evaluated research programmeDomestic violence in ChinaTheorizing commonalities and differencesexual violence, law and feminist activism in India and the UKIndex.

Jill Radford is Reader and Principal Lecturer in Criminology and Women's Studies at the University of Teesside. Melissa Friedberg is a lecturer in the department of Social Work at Brunel University. Lynne Harne is a researcher at the University of Bristol, in the School for Policy Studies and has taught Women's Studies at the University of Westminster. All three are active members of the BSA Women's Caucus, Violence Against Women Study Group.

• Notes on contributorsIntroductionStalking and paedophiliaironies and contradictions in the politics of naming and legal reformFeminist strategy and tacticsinfluencing state provision of counselling for survivorsVirtual violence?pornography and violence against women on the InternetProstitution, pornography and telephone boxesDamaged children to throwaway womenfrom care to prostitutionSexual violence and the school curriculumShifting the marginsBlack feminist perspectives on discourses of mothers in child sexual abuseSupping with the devil?multi-agency initiatives on domestic violenceCaught in contradictionsconducting feminist action orientated research within an evaluated research programmeDomestic violence in ChinaTheorizing commonalities and differencesexual violence, law and feminist activism in India and the UKIndex.