Book review: Rape and equal protection: A review of Stephen J. Schulhofer's unwanted sex: The culture of intimidation and the failure of law (harvard university press, 1998) and Andrew E. taslitz's rape and the culture of the courtroom
Hypatia 19 (2):152-157 (2004)
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