Megan MacKenzie is a scholar specializing in feminist international relations, security studies, and development studies. Her work delves into the complex ways power structures shape global politics and security. She focuses on how critical analysis and feminist perspectives can lead to more just and secure international relations. Her research offers a deeper understanding of contemporary global challenges.
This book uses feminist theories of 'rape culture' and institutional gaslighting to highlight the key stories, myths, and misconceptions about military sexual violence (MSV) that have obstructed addressing and preventing it. It is a landmark study of nearly thirty-years of media coverage of MSV in three countries: the US, Canada, and Australia.