Anal Intercourse and Power in Sex Between Men

By S. Kippax, Gary Smith. 2001

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Masculinity, Body Image, and Sexual Behavior in HIV-Seropositive Gay Men: A Two-Phase Formative Behavioral Investigation Using the Internet (2004, unknown): “Sexual behaviors and associated risk-taking have been linked to masculine identity (Chapple, Kippax, & Smith, 1998; Halkitis, 1999; 2001 Kippax & Smith, 2001).”
Tops, bottoms and versatiles (2008, background): “There is less debate regarding the connection between sexual self-label and sexual power (Bailey et al., 1997; Carballo-Diéguez et al., 2004; Gil, 2007; Kippax & Smith, 2001).”
Masculine Socialization and Sexual Risk Behaviors among Black Men Who Have Sex with Men (2009, unknown): “Kippax and Smith (2001) discussed the relationship between anal sex and power through interviews with gay male couples.”
Looking for a tall, dark, macho man … sexual‐role behaviour variations in Latino gay and bisexual men (2004, background): “To some extent, power dynamics, defined as ‘strategic games’ between people in which there is liberty and possibility of resistance (Kippax and Smith 2001) may enter into play, as in the case of the participant now involved in a relationship who chose to ‘democratize’ sex with his partner by…”