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Cover — Title — Copyright — Dedication — Contents — List of contributors — Foreword — Acknowledgments — PART 1 Moving the focus to perpetrators and their impact — 1 Introduction: Why a focus on perpetrators of intimate partner sexual violence is essential — 2 Talking to killers: What can they tell us about sexual assault as a risk factor for homicide? — 3 Children’s exposure to intimate partner sexual violence — PART 2 Who are the perpetrators of intimate partner sexual violence? — 4 The mindset of intimate partner sexual violence perpetrators: Motivations and myths — 5 Intimate partner sexual violence perpetrators and entitlement — 6 Perpetrators of intimate partner sexual violence: characteristics, motivations, and implications for assessment and intervention — 7 What type of men sexually assault their partners, and why do women love them? Beyond stereotyping — PART 3 Perpetrators’ strategies for control — 8 What intimate partner sexual violence looks like: Coercive methods of perpetrators — 9 But he didn’t hit me: Living with a non-physical-battering sexual abuser — 10 Lucky to be alive: A battering partner rapist — 11 Perpetrators and reproductive coercion — PART 4 How perpetrators are condoned: The social context of intimate partner sexual violence — 12 The role of male peer support in intimate partner sexual violence perpetrators’ offending — 13 The role of adult pornography in intimate partner sexual violence perpetrators’ offending — 14 The court’s response to intimate partner sexual violence perpetrators — 15 Intimate partner sexual violence and family law — 16 When intimate partner sexual violence intersects with faith traditions and practices — PART 5 Community prevention and intervention with perpetrators — 17 Addressing and combating intimate partner sexual violence