Frontmatter
Contents
I INTRODUCTION AND THEORY
1 Male Aggression and Sexual Coercion of Females in Primates
2 Evolution of Sexual Coercion with Respect to Sexual Selection and Sexual Conflict Theory
3 Intersexual Conflict in Primates: Infanticide, Paternity Allocation, and the Role of Coercion
II SEXUAL COERCION AND MATE GUARDING IN NONHUMAN PRIMATES
4 Orangutans: Sexual Coercion without Sexual Violence
5 Male Aggression against Females in Mountain Gorillas: Courtship or Coercion?
6 The Causes and Consequences of Male Aggression Directed at Female Chacma Baboons
7 Female-Directed Aggression and Social Control in Spider Monkeys
8 Male Aggression against Females and Sexual Coercion in Chimpanzees
9 Sexual Coercion in Dolphin Consortships: A Comparison with Chimpanzees
10 Male Aggression toward Females in Hamadryas Baboons: Conditioning,Coercion, and Control
III SEXUAL COERCION AND MATE GUARDING IN HUMANS
11 Coercive Violence by Human Males against Their Female Partners
12 The Political Significance of Gender Violence
13 Intimate Wounds: Craniofacial Trauma inWomen and Female Chimpanzees
14 Human Rape: Revising Evolutionary Perspectives
IV FEMALE COUNTERSTRATEGIES
15 "Friendship" with Males: A Female Counterstrategy to Infanticide in Chacma Baboons of the Okavango Delta
16 The Absence of Sexual Coercion in Bonobos
17 Sexual Coercion, Patriarchal Violence, and Law
V SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
18 Sexual Coercion in Humans and Other Primates: The Road Ahead
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