Academic Resources

  • ­Karen-Paz, Tsachi and  Richard W. Wright. 2019. “Liability For Mass Sexual Abuse.” American Criminal Law Review.  Vol 56.
  • Langlois,Ganaele and  Andrea Slane. 2017. “Economies of reputation: the case of revenge porn.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, Vol.14, Issue 2, pp.120-138
  • Frank, Mary Anne . 2017. “Revenge porn reform: view from the front lines  .” Florida Law Review, Vol.69, Issue 5, pp.1251-1338
  • Arora, Payal and Laura Scheiber. 2017.”Slumdog romance: Facebook love and digital privacy at the margins.”Media, Culture & Society, Vol.39, Issue 3, pp.408–422
  • Henry, Nicola; Asher Flynn and Anastasia Powell. 2019. “Image-Based Sexual Abuse: Victims and Perpetrators.” Australian Institute of Criminology, Issue 572, pp.1-29
  • McGlynn, Clare; Erika Rackley, Ruth Houghton. 2017. “Beyond ‘Revenge porn’: The Continuum of Image-Based Sexual Abuse.” Feminist Legal Studies, Volume 25, Issue 1,pp.1-23
  • Citron, Danielle Keats and Mary Anne Franks. 2014. “Criminalizing Revenge Porn.” Wake Forest Law Review, Vol 49, Issue 2,pp.345-392
  • Powell, Anastasia; Nicola Henry, Asher Flynn, and Adrian J. Scott. 2019. “Image Based Sexual Abuse: The Extent, Nature, and Predicts of Perpetration in a Community Sample of Australian Residents”. Computers in Human Behavior, Vol.92,pp.393-402
  • Lageson, Sarah Esther; Suzy McElrath, and Krissinda Elle Palmer. “Gendered Public Support for Criminalizing “Revenge Porn.”  Feminist Criminology, Vol.14, Issue 5,pp.560-583
  • Bates, Samantha. 2016. “Revenge Porn and Mental Health: A Qualitative Analysis of the Mental Health Effects of Revenge Porn on Female Survivors.” Feminist Criminology, Vol.12, Issue 1,pp.22-42
  • Dodge, Alexa. 2019. “Nudes are Forever: Judicial Interpretations of Digital Technology’s Impact on ‘Revenge Porn.'” Canadian Journal of Law and Society, Vol. 34, Issue 1,pp.124-143
  • Matsui, Shigenori. 2105. “ARTICLE: THE CRIMINALIZATION OF REVENGE PORN IN JAPAN.” Washington International Law Journal, Volume 24,Issue 2
  • Vora, Apeksha. 2017. “Into the Shadows: Examining Judicial Language in Revenge Porn Cases.” Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law, Vol.18, Issue 1,pp.229
  • Jacobs, Alex. 2016. “Fighting back against revenge porn: A legislative solution.Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy.” Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy, Vol.12, Issue 1, pp.69-91
  • Branch, Kathryn; Carly M. Hilinski-Rosick, Emily Johnson, and Gabriela Solano. 2017. “Revenge porn victimization of college students in the United states: An exploratory analysis.” International Journal of Cyber Criminology, Vol. 11, Issue 1,pp.128-142
  • Brady, Katlyn. 2017. “Revenge in Modern Times: The Necessity of Federal Law Criminalizing Revenge Porn” Hastings Women’s Law Journal, Vol.28, Issue 1,pp.3-24
  • Fay, Meghan. 2018. “THE NAKED TRUTH: INSUFFICIENT COVERAGE FOR REVENGE PORN VICTIMS AT STATE LAW AND THE PROPOSED FEDERAL LEGISLATION TO ADEQUATELY REDRESS THEM.”Boston College Law Review, Vol.59, Issue 5, pp.1839-1871
  • Stroud, Scott R. 2013. “The Dark Side of the Online Self: A Pragmatist Critique of the Growing Plague of Revenge Porn.” Journal of Mass Media Ethics. Vol. 29, pp.168-183
  • Harris, Daniel Brean. 2015. “Foreword.” Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law and Policy, Vol.16, Issue 1, pp.1-[i]
  • M. Pollack, Jessica. 2016. “Getting even: empowering victims of revenge porn with a civil cause of action.” Albany Law Review, Vol. 80, Issue 1, pp.353+
  • Tungate, Allison. 2014. “Bare necessities: the argument for a ‘revenge porn’ exception in Section 230 immunity.” Information & Communications Technology Law, Vol.23, Issue 2, pp.172-188
  • Chisala-Tempelhoff, Sarai; Monica Twesiime Kirya. 2016. “Gender, law and revenge porn in Sub-Saharan Africa: A review of Malawi and Uganda.” Palgrave Communications, Vol. 2, Issue 1, pp.1-10
  • Souza, Erica. 2016. “FOR HIS EYES ONLY: Why Federal Legislation Is Needed To Combat Revenge Porn.” UCLA Women’s Law Journal, Vol. 23, Issue 2,pp.101-129
  • Nisttahuz, Christina. 2018. “Fifty states of gray: comparative analysis of revenge-porn legislation throughout the united states and texas’s relationship privacy act.” Texas Tech Law Review, Vol. 50, Issue 2, pp.333-374
  • Larkin Jr., Paul J. 2014. “Revenge Porn, State Law, and Free Speech.” Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review, Vol. 48, Issue 1, pp.57-118
  • Durio, Lee. 2016. “Turn your cameras off in the bedroom: Revenge porn is now a felony in Louisiana.” Southern University Law Review, Vol.43, Issue 2,pp.251-268
  • Pitcher, Justin. 2015. “The state of the states: The continuing struggle to criminalize revenge porn.” Brigham Young University Law Review, Vol. 2015, Issue 5, pp.1435-1466
  • Driscoll, Sarah E. 2016. “Revenge porn: Chivalry prevails as legislation protects damsels in distress over freedom of speech.” Roger Williams University Law Review, Vol. 21, Issue 1, pp.75-117
  • Osterday, Mitchell. 2016. “Protecting Minors from Themselves: Expanding Revenge Porn Laws to Protect the Most Vulnerable.” Indiana Law Review, Vol.49, Issue 2, pp.555-577
  • Scheller, Samantha H. 2015. “A picture is worth a thousand words: the legal implications of revenge porn.” North Carolina Law Review, Vol.93, Issue 2, pp.551+
  • Folderauer, Kaitlan M. 2015. “Not all is fair (use) in love and war: Copyright law and revenge porn.” University of Baltimore Law Review, Vol.44, Issue 2, pp.321-340
  • Pangaro, Joseph J. 2015. “Hell hath no fury: Why first amendment scrutiny has led to ineffective revenge porn laws, and how to change the analytical argument to overcome this issue.” Temple Law Review, Vol. 88, Issue 1, pp.185-[vi]
  • Pattoon, Rachel. 2015. “Taking the sting out of revenge porn: Using criminal statutes to safeguard sexual autonomy in the digital age.” Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law, Vol.16 Issue 2, pp.407-444
  • Stokes, Jenna. 2014. “The Indecent Internet: Resisting Unwarranted Internet Exceptionalism in Combating Revenge Porn.” Berkeley Technology Law Journal, Vol. 29, pp.929-952
  • Kitchen, Adrianne. 2015. “The need to criminalize revenge porn: How law protecting victims can avoid running afoul of the first amendment.” Chicago-Kent Law Review, Vol. 90, Issue 1, pp.247-300
  • Fiedler, Luke. 2013. “Public shaming in the digital age: Are criminal laws the most effective means to regulate revenge porn.” Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review, Vol. 34, Issue 2, pp.155-192
  • Calvert, Clay. 2014. “Revenge porn and freedom of expression: Legislative pushback to an online weapon of emotional and reputational destruction.” Fordham Intellectual Property, Media Entertainment Law Journal, Vol.24, Issue 3, pp.673-702
  • Bloom, Sarah. 2014. “No vengeance for ‘revenge porn’ victims: unraveling why this latest female-centric, intimate-partner offense is still legal, and why we should criminalize it.” Fordham Urban Law Journal, Vol. 42, Issue 1, pp.222+
  • Andrea, Slane; Ganaele Langlois. 2016. “Economies of reputation: the case of revenge porn.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, Vol.14, Issue 2, pp.120-138
  • Waldman, Ari. 2019. “Law, Privacy, and Online Dating: “Revenge Porn” in Gay Online Communities.” Law & Social Inquiry, Vol.44, Issue 4, pp.987-1018
  • Humbach, John. 2014. “The Constitution and Revenge Porn.” Pace Law Review, Vol. 35, Issue 1, pp.215-260
  • Hayes, Jason. 2018. “Judicial approaches to combating ‘revenge porn’: a multi-jurisdictional perspective.” Commonwealth Law Bulletin, Vol.44, Issue 3, pp.400-428
  • Franklin, Zak. 2014. “Justice for revenge porn victims: Legal theories to overcome claims of civil immunity by operators of revenge porn websites.” California Law Review, Vol.102, Issue 5, p.1303-1336
  • Benedick, Kelsey. 2018. “Eradicating Revenge Porn: Intimate Images as Personal Identifying Information.” Lewis & Clark Law Review, Vol. 22, Issue 1, pp.231-269
  • Sebastian, Melinda. 2017. “Privacy and consent: the trouble with the label of ‘revenge porn.'” Feminist Media Studies, Vol. 17, Issue 6,pp.1107-1111
  • Frank, Mary Anne. 2017. “Revenge porn reform: view from the front lines.” Florida Law Review, Vol.69, Issue 5, pp.1251-1338
  • Brown, Elizabeth. 2018. “Protecting Does and Outing Mobsters: Recalibrating Anonymity Standards in Revenge Porn Proceedings.” Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy, Vol.25, Issue 2, pp.155+
  • O’Connor, Kimberly; Michelle Drouin, Jedidiah Davis, and Hannah Thompson. 2018. “Cyberbullying, revenge porn and the midsize university: Victim characteristics, prevalence and students’ knowledge of university policy and reporting procedures.” Higher Education Quarterly, Volume 72, issue 4, pp.1-16
  • Hamilton, Ashlee. 2018. “Is justice best served cold?: A transformative approach to revenge porn.” UCLA Women’s Law Journal, Vol.25, Issue 1
  • Cannon, Laura. 2015. “Indecent Communications: Revenge Pom and Congressional Intent of § 230(c).” Tulane Law Review, Vol.90, Issue 2, pp.471-493
  • Sorensen, Julia M. 2017. “Forgive and regret: Analysis and proposed changes to connecticut’s revenge porn statute.” Quinnipiac Law Review (QLR), Vol. 35, Issue 3, pp.559-592
  • Henry, Nicola and Anastasia Powell. 2014. “Beyond the ‘sext’: Technology-facilitated sexual violence and harassment against adult women.” Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology, Vol.48, Issue 1, pp.104-118
  • Laird, Lorelei. 2013. “Striking back at revenge porn.” ABA Journal, Vol.99, Issue 11, pp.45-50
  • Uhl, Carolyn A., Kaitlin J. Rhyner, & Cheryl A. Terrance. 2018. “An examination of nonconsensual pornography websites.” Feminism & Psychology, Vol.28, Issue 1, pp.50-68
  • Greene, Allison. 2017. “The ill of misogyny on the internet: Why revenge porn needs federal criminalization.” Colorado Technology Law Journal, Vol.16, Issue 1, pp.175-202
  • Arora, Payal and Laura Scheiber. 2017. “Slumdog romance: Facebook love and digital privacy at the margins.” Media, Culture & Society, Vol.39, Issue 3, pp.408-422
  • Dodge, Alexa and Dale C. Spencer. 2017. “Online Sexual Violence, Child Pornography or Something Else Entirely? Police Responses to Non-Consensual Intimate Image Sharing among Youth.” Social & Legal Studies, Vol.27, Issue 5, pp.636-657
  • Marwick, Alice E. “Scandal or Sex Crime? Gender privacy and the celebrity nude photo leaks.” Ethics and Information Technology, Vol. 19, Issue 3, pp.177-191
  • Metairie. 2015. “New La. law taking effect Saturday targets ‘revenge porn’.” New Orleans CityBusiness
  • Frederick. 2014. “California attorney general announces arrest of revenge porn operator.” Computer and Internet Lawyer, Vol. 31, Issue 3, pp.22-23
  • Suzor, Nicolas; Bryony Seignior, and Jennifer Singleton. 2017. “Non-consensual porn and the responsibilities of online intermediaries.” Melbourne University Law Review, Vol. 40, Issue 3, pp.1057+
  • Walker, Katie and Emma Sleath. 2017. “A systematic review of the current knowledge regarding revenge pornography and nonconsensual sharing of sexually explicit media.” Aggression & Violent Behavior, Vol. 36, pp.9-24
  • Crofts, Thomas and Tyrone Kirchengast. 2019. “A Ladder Approach to Criminalising Revenge Pornography.” The Journal of Criminal Law, Vol.83, Issue1, pp.87-103
  • Ehman, Anandi and Alan Gross. 2019. “Sexual Cyberbullying: Review, Critique, & Future Directions.” Aggression & Violent Behavior, Vol. 44, pp.80-87
  • Henry, Nicola and Anastasia Powell. 2016. “Sexual Violence in the Digital Age: The Scope and Limits of Criminal Law.” Social & Legal Studies, Vol.25, Issue 4, pp.397-418
  • O’Connor, Kimberly; Michelle Drouin, Nicholas Yergens, and Geni Newsham. 2017. “Sexting legislation in the united states and abroad: A call for uniformity.” International Journal of Cyber Criminology, Vol.11, Issue 2, pp.218-245
  • Goldberg, Erica. 2016. “FREE SPEECH CONSEQUENTIALISM.” Columbia Law Review, Vol.116, Issue 3, pp.687-756
  • Barmore, Cynthia. 2015. “Criminalization in context: involuntariness, obscenity, and the First Amendment.” Stanford Law Review, Vol.67, Issue 2, pp.447+
  • Candeub, Adam. 2019. “Nakedness and Publicity.” Iowa Law Review, Vol.104, Issue 4, pp.1747+
  • Vitis, Laura. 2019. “Private, Hidden and Obscured: Image-Based Sexual Abuse in Singapore,” Asian Journal of Criminology, Vol 15, pp.25-34
  • Hayes, Rebecca M. and Molly Dragiewiz. 2018. “Unsolicited dick pics: Erotica, exhibitionism or entitlement?” Women’s Studies International Forum, Vol.71, pp.114-120
  • DeKeseredy, Walter S. and Martin D. Schwartz. 2016. “Thinking Sociologically About Image-Based Sexual Abuse: The Contribution of Male Peer Support Theory.” Sexualization, Media, & Society Vol.2, Issue 4
  • Farries, Elizabeth and Tristan Sturm. 2018. “Feminist legal geographies of intimate-image sexual abuse: Using copyright logic to combat the unauthorized distribution of celebrity intimate images in cyberspaces.” Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, Vol.51, Issue 5, pp.1145-1165
  • Vitis, Laura. 2019. “Victis, perpetrators, and paternalism: Image Driven Sexting laws in Connecticut.” Feminist Legal Studies, Vol.27, Issue 2, pp.189-209
  • Walsh, Wendy A., Janis Wolak, Kaitlin Lounsbury, Susan Howley, Tony A. Lippert, and Lawerence Thompson Jr. 2016. “Lesson Learned: Conducting Research With Victims Portrayed In Sexual Abuse Image And Thier Parents.” Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Vol.33, Issue 24, pp.3829-3839
  • Grygiel, Jennifer and Nina Brown. 2019. “Are social media companies motivated to be good corporate citizens? Examination of the connection between corporate social responsibility and social media safety.” Telecommunications Policy, Vol.43, Issue 5, pp.445-460
  • Patella-Rey, PJ. 2018. “Beyond Privacy, bodily integrity as an alternative framework for understand non-consensual pornography.” Information, Communications & Society, Vol.21, Issue 5, pp.786-791
  • Ezra Waldman, Ari. 2017. “A Breach of Trust: Fighting Nonconsensual Pornography.” Iowa Law Review, Vol.192, Issue 2, pp.709+
  • W. Cooper, Peter. 2016. “The Right to be Virtually Clothed.” Washington Law Review, Vol.91, Issue 2, pp.817+
  • Beyens, Jolien; and Eva Lievens. 2016. “A Legal perspective on the non-consensual dissemmination of sexual image: Identifying strengths and weaknesses of legislation in the US, UK, and Belgium.” International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, Vol.47, pp.31-43
  • R. Recupero, Patricia. 2016. “New Technologies, New Problems, New Laws.” Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the law online, Vol.44, Issue 3, pp.322-327
  • Lazarus, Suleman. 2019. “Just Married: the synergy between feminist criminology and the Tripartite Cybercrime Framework.” International Social Sciene Journal, Vol.39, Issue 231, pp.15-33
  • Cecil, Amanda L. 2014. “Taking back the internet: Imposing civil liability on interactive computer services in an attempt to provide an adequate remedy to victims of nonconsensual pornography.” Washington and Lee Law Review, Vol.71, Issue 4, pp.2512-2556
  • Hui Kyong Chun, Wendy and Sarah Friedland. 2015. “Habits of Leaking: Of Sluts and Network Cards.” Differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies, Vol. 26, Issue 2, pp.1-28
  • Thakur, Dhanaraj. 2018. “How do ICTs mediate gender-based violence in Jamaica?” Gender & Development, Vol.26, Issue 2, pp.267-282
  • Ruvalcaba, Yanet and Asia A. Eaton. 2020. “Nonconsensual pornography among U.S. adults: A sexual scripts framework on victimization, perpetration, and health correlates for women and men.” Psychology of Violence, Vol. 10, Issue 1, pp.68-78
  • Hadeel, Al-Alosi. 2017. “Cyber-Violence: Digital Abuse in the context of Domestic Violence.” University of South Wales Laws Journal, Vol.40, Issue 4, pp.1573-1603
  • Farid, Hany. 2018. “Reining in Online Abuses.” Technology & Innovations, Vol.19, Issues 3, pp.539-599
  • Iris Cohen, Alix. 2015. “Nonconsensual Pornography and the 1st Amendment: A Case for a New Unprotected Category for Speech.” University of Miami Law Review, Vol.70, issue 1, pp.300-347
  • Bothamely, Sarah and Ruth J. Tully. 2018. “Understanding revenge pornography: Public perceptions of revenge pornography and victim blaming.” Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research, Vol. 10, Issue 1, pp.1-10
  • Koppleman, Andrew. 2016. “Revenge pornography and First Amendment exceptions.” Emory Law Journal Vol.65, Issue 3, pp.661-693
  • Scottt, Adrian J. and Jeff Gavin. 2018. “Revenge pornography: The influence of perpetrator-victim sex, observer sex and observer sexting experience on perceptions of seriousness and responsibility.” Journal of Criminal Psychology, Vol.8, Issue 2, pp.162-172
  • Genn, Benjamin A. 2014. “WHAT COMES OFF, COMES BACK TO BURN: REVENGE PORNOGRAPHY AS THE HOT NEW FLAME AND HOW IT APPLIES TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND PRIVACY LAW.” The American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law, Vol.23, Issue 1, pp.163-195