Sexual Exploitation
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| Originally published | October 1984 |
| Authors | Diana E. H. Russell |
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| ID | 2064488 |
About Sexual Exploitation
Diana Russell analyses and compares the prevalence and causes of three forms of sexual exploitation -- rape, child sexual abuse, and sexual harassment in the workplace. . . .
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