Huber, Antoinette Raffaela. "Image-based sexual abuse: Online communities and the broader misogynistic landscape." The British Journal of Criminology 63.4 (2023): 967-983.

This article delves into the motivations behind participation in websites that facilitate the sharing of non-consensually shared sexual images, examining the issue through a feminist perspective. By analyzing content from two such websites, the study uncovers distinct cultural differences and motivations among users, challenging the notion that these online communities are uniform. A significant finding is the trend towards the 'pornification' of these images, highlighting their commodification and trade. The research further situates non-consensual image sharing within a wider context of online misogyny, suggesting that frameworks like male peer support theory and digital criminology are essential for understanding and addressing these and future manifestations of online gender-based violence.