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This book presents a novel and insightful examination of gender-based violence, inviting readers to consider this topic from various perspectives. It encompasses various conceptual discussions and international regulations and trends, while concurrently emphasising the legal regulations and practices of select Central and Eastern European countries. Significantly underrepresented in legal scholarship, this region has been overlooked and subject to limited comprehensive analyses. The authors address different aspects of gender-based violence, also covering some areas that have received little attention in academic literature, such as gender-based violence in academia and cyberstalking. Furthermore, the book incorporates recent empirical studies, thereby endowing readers with valuable insights into the specific challenges encountered in the region. By contributing to current research on gender-based violence in Europe, this publication is an invaluable resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and general readers interested in gender-based violence and the fight against it in the Central and Eastern European region.

This book presents a novel and insightful examination of gender-based violence, inviting readers to consider this topic from various perspectives. It encompasses various conceptual discussions and international regulations and trends, while concurrently emphasising the legal regulations and practices of select Central and Eastern European countries. Significantly underrepresented in legal scholarship, this region has been overlooked and subject to limited comprehensive analyses. The authors address different aspects of gender-based violence, also covering some areas that have received little attention in academic literature, such as gender-based violence in academia and cyberstalking. Furthermore, the book incorporates recent empirical studies, thereby endowing readers with valuable insights into the specific challenges encountered in the region. By contributing to current research on gender-based violence in Europe, this publication is an invaluable resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and general readers interested in gender-based violence and the fight against it in the Central and Eastern European region.

Writing Eastern European Queer Autoethnographies: Sex Acts, Sex Memories challenges the prevailing erotophobia in Eastern European queer studies by exploring post-Soviet sexuality and new queer imaginaries that emerge through sexual experiences.Blending personal sexual experience with cultural critique and sociological inquiry, this book provides an intimate glimpse into queer men's sexual experiences within the broader context of Eastern Europe's institutional, political, social, and interpersonal power dynamics that affect queer sex and sexuality. Employing autoethnography to examine queer men's sexual desires, relationships, and histories, the book offers a nuanced understanding of Eastern European queer masculinities while also responding to urgent global concerns about LGBTQ+ lives amid rising authoritarianism and human rights erosion.Writing Eastern European Queer Autoethnographies: Sex Acts, Sex Memories will resonate with researchers in LGBTQ+ studies, cultural studies, anthropology, and sociology, as well as activists and practitioners working in LGBTQ+ rights and advocacy.

Writing Eastern European Queer Autoethnographies: Sex Acts, Sex Memories challenges the prevailing erotophobia in Eastern European queer studies by exploring post-Soviet sexuality and new queer imaginaries that emerge through sexual experiences.Blending personal sexual experience with cultural critique and sociological inquiry, this book provides an intimate glimpse into queer men's sexual experiences within the broader context of Eastern Europe's institutional, political, social, and interpersonal power dynamics that affect queer sex and sexuality. Employing autoethnography to examine queer men's sexual desires, relationships, and histories, the book offers a nuanced understanding of Eastern European queer masculinities while also responding to urgent global concerns about LGBTQ+ lives amid rising authoritarianism and human rights erosion.Writing Eastern European Queer Autoethnographies: Sex Acts, Sex Memories will resonate with researchers in LGBTQ+ studies, cultural studies, anthropology, and sociology, as well as activists and practitioners working in LGBTQ+ rights and advocacy.