Below you can find a number of Clare's recent publications.
Stuck for time? If you only have time to read one piece, we would recommend Prosecuting the possession of extreme pornography: a misunderstood and misused law (by Clare McGlynn and Erika Rackley). The article revisits the law in light of the case of Simon Walsh (who was acquitted of five counts of possessing extreme pornography in 2012). It highlights the ways that the law in this area is misused and misunderstood.
McGlynn, Clare and Johnson, Kelly 'Criminalising cyberflashing: options for law reform.', Journal of criminal law,(2020)
Criminalising cyberflashing: options for law reform.
McGlynn, Clare and Johnson, Kelly and Rackley, Erika and Henry, Nicola and Gavey, Nicola and Flynn, Asher and Powell, Anastasia and, (2020) ''It’s torture for the soul': the harms of image-based sexual abuse.', Social and legal studies.
'It’s torture for the soul': the harms of image-based sexual abuse.
Eaton, Asia E. and McGlynn, Clare (2020) 'The psychology of nonconsensual porn: understanding and addressing a growing form of sexual violence.', Policy insights from the behavioral and brain sciences., 7 (2). pp. 190-197.
The psychology of nonconsensual porn: understanding and addressing a growing form of sexual violence.
McGlynn, Clare and Bows, Hannah (2019) 'Possessing extreme pornography: policing, prosecutions and the need for reform.', Journal of criminal law., 83 (6). pp. 473-488.
Possessing extreme pornography: policing, prosecutions and the need for reform.
McGlynn, Clare and Rackley, Erika and Johnson, Kelly and Henry, Nicola and Flynn, Asher and Powell, Anastasia and Gavey, Nicola and Scott, Adrian (2019) 'Shattering lives and myths: a report on image-based sexual abuse.', Project Report. Durham University; University of Kent.
Shattering lives and myths: a report on image-based sexual abuse.
McGlynn, Clare and Rackley, Erika and Houghton, Ruth (2017) 'Beyond 'Revenge Porn': the continuum of image-based sexual abuse.', Feminist legal studies., 25 (1). pp. 25-46.
Beyond “revenge porn”: the continuum of image-based sexual abuse.
McGlynn, Clare and Rackley, Erika (2017) 'Image-based sexual abuse.', Oxford journal of legal studies., 37 (3). pp. 534-561.
Image-based Sexual Abuse
McGlynn, Clare and Rackley, Erika (2009) 'Criminalising extreme pornography: a lost opportunity.', Criminal law review. (4). pp. 245-260.
Criminalising extreme pornography: a lost opportunity
McGlynn, C. and Rackley, E. (2007) 'Striking a balance: arguments for the criminal regulation of extreme pornography.', Criminal law review. . pp. 677-690.
Striking a balance: arguments for the criminal regulation of extreme pornography
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