Abstract：
Despite a surge of attention to gender-based violence (GBV), research about the night-time economy (NTE) as a site of gendered violence is limited. Even less research examines women\'s emotional responses to \"unwanted sexual intrusions\" (USI) in the NTE. Analyzing women\'s emotional responses can generate deeper understanding of social phenomena, power and its operation, and is in keeping with feminist theorizing that uses a victim-survivor-centered approach. Analysis of qualitative data, from a survey we conducted in the United Kingdom, reveals women experience USI in the NTE as a frightening, shameful injustice. The article discusses these emotions in light of the changing \"emotional climate\" about GBV.
摘要：
尽管人们对基于性别的暴力(GBV)的关注激增，关于夜间经济(NTE)作为性别暴力场所的研究是有限的。更少的研究检查女性对NTE中“不必要的性入侵”（USI）的情绪反应。分析女性的情绪反应可以加深对社会现象的理解,电力及其运作，并且与使用以受害者-幸存者为中心的方法的女权主义理论保持一致。定性数据分析，根据我们在英国进行的一项调查，揭示了女性在NTE中经历USI令人恐惧，可耻的不公正。本文根据关于GBV的不断变化的“情绪气候”讨论了这些情绪。
