Harriet Gray, Nicola Lester and Emma Norton present the first peer-reviewed, empirical
academic study that explores servicewomen's lived experiences of sexual assault, and its …

Introduction: Sexual violence (SV) is a globally prevalent issue, and the majority of research
focuses on the historical view of SV as an act perpetrated by men against women. Same-sex …

Recent policy reviews, academic research and high-profile media critiques have repeatedly
emphasised the UK military as a hypermasculine culture, seemingly permissive of sexual …

This article considers how schools are addressing harmful sexual behaviour occurring
between students. In the context of policy and school inspection, driven by student …

Introduction Sexual harassment (SH) at work can have an impact on the general health and
well-being and on the productivity of the employee. To date, the Belgian Armed Forces do …

Recent role developments for women in the Forces have heightened the need for further
research into the psychological health and wellbeing of female veterans. The aim of this …

Women in the UK military are more commonly diagnosed with a mental health disorder than
men, but the reasons for this difference are not fully understood. This literature review …

This study examines the market for British military expertise in the commercial security
sector. It focuses predominantly on people who have served in the armed forces, or worked …

While the fifty years from 1960 did not produce a conflict on the scale of the two world wars,
the UK adopted an increasingly interventionist foreign policy that drew British forces into …

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, containing 18 original submissions covering the
breadth and depth of current military medicine. 1–18 Transfusion support is a critical …