The Book

There are millions of books on gender issues written by women, reflecting a female point of view.

Have you ever wished that there was just one book on gender issues reflecting a male point of view?

Now there is. Fraternizing with the Enemy: A Book on Gender Issues for Men ... And For Women Who Care About Men is available now, and can be purchased online from the publisher.

This book, based on 15 years of research, and hundreds of interviews with men, women, feminists, experts, as well as extensive literature research, is 440 pages long, and is packed with facts, figures and information that men need to know.

Topics include: rape, domestic violence, sexual harassment, child abuse, feminism, marriage, and many others.

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This book covers the entire range of gender issues from the male point of view.

Every chapter of this book tries to be "news you can use" if you're a man, or if you're a woman trying to help a man through a crisis: Information that you need to help you deal with social workers, human relations people, and other people, usually women, usually pro-feminist, who charge men with a variety of "gender crimes."

And I've tried to make this book as encyclopedic as I reasonably could, providing up to date information on almost every gender issue.

For example, are you interested in the subject of rape, perhaps because someone in your life is dealing with rape or an accusation of rape, or perhaps because you're involved in rape prevention programs on your campus or in your community? In chapter 2, you'll read about the feminist view of rape, the politics of rape, and the latest research on how serial rapists succeed at what they do, as well as information on evidence linking pornography and rape and the prevalence of date rape.

Or, suppose you need some information about child abuse, perhaps because you're divorced and you've been accused of abusing your children or you're afraid that your ex-wife or her boyfriend are abusing your children, or perhaps because you're looking for ways to reduce child abuse in your community. You'll find out how social workers view child abuse, you'll find the latest child abuse statistics, and the differences between sociopathic or pathological and transactional child abusers, and how well public policy can find child abusers.

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