A Study of Rape in Times of Crisis: Sociological, Economic, and Legislative Predisposition Towards Inequity This paper identifies the use of rape as a tool of warfare in conflict settings. Rape under such conditions is intended to create fear and is symbolic of dominance over the individual and the enemy. Case studies of crisis rape in Rwanda and Yugoslavia are used to illustrate this argument. The paper also discusses anti-rape legislation in the United Nations. Pages: 20 Bibliography: 20 source(s) listed Filename: 21422 Price: 179.00