Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209) and index.
Contents
ch. 1. What are common practices of gendercide in developing countries? Sex-selective abortion is leading to unprecedented gendercide in the developing world / The Economist -- Sex selection in the developing world today is neither unprecedented nor gendercide / Edgar Dahl -- China's one-child policy has contributed to the abortion of girls / Anu Liisanantti and Karin Beese -- Abortion of girls is a problem in India / Gursharan Singh Kainth -- Gendercide of girls in China has driven the growth of sex trafficking / Susan Tiefenbrun and Christie J. Edwards -- Worldwide human trafficking is a myth / Zbigniew Dumienski -- ch. 2. What are common practices of gendercide in developed countries? British immigrant communities commit gendercide via sex-selective abortion / Kishwar Desai -- Stoking fears that British immigrant communities commit gendercide is only aimed at limiting abortion / Jennie Bristow -- Sex-selective abortion must be banned in the United States to prevent gendercide of girls / Keith Fournier -- Banning sex-selective abortion in the United States will only increase sexism and the gendercide of girls / Michelle Goldberg -- Selective abortions prompt call for later ultrasounds / Huffington Post -- Restricting ultrasound information in Canada is morally wrong and will not prevent gendercide / Heather Mallick -- ch. 3. What is the relationship between gender-related violence and genocide? Gendercide is closely related to genocide / Heather McRobie -- Gendercide is genocide / Rita Banerji -- Mass rape of women can be a form of genocide / Anthony Marino -- Rape of men is often unacknowledged during genocide / Will Storr -- Violence against women was an important part of the Holocaust / Rochelle Saidel -- ch. 4. Who is the target of gendercide? Islamic culture targets women for gendercide / Alexander Christie-Miller -- Honor killings of Muslim males in the west / Daniel Pipes -- Blood feuds are gendercide against men in the Balkans / Adam Jones -- Women are targeted for violence in war / Sandra I. Cheldelin -- Men are disproportionally targeted for violence and gendercide / David Benatar.
Summary
This volume explores numerous aspects of gendercide around the world, including the relationship between sex-selection abortion and gendercide, the relationship between gender-related violence and genocide, and those who are the target of gendercide.