This book explores the many ways gender and violence interact across different contexts. Part one considers the core concepts of gender and violence alongside related concepts including sex, sexualities, patriarchy, and security. Part two investigates the different ways in which gender and violence are enacted through various representational practices, including film, policy, and online. The final part is devoted to the examination of gender and violence in a range of empirical settings, including different spheres of activity, from economic to juridical.