This chapter brings together multidisciplinary and intersectional perspectives on the interconnections and continuities across multiple forms and manifestations of violence. Grounded in an understanding of violence as gendered and “itself a form of social inequality, an unequal and unequalizing social structural division and relation of its own” (Hearn, 2012, p. 164), the contributors to this volume have sought to engage with violences as enactments of domination. The chapter reviews how this book has sought to focus on three, closely related themes: first, violences in the plural; second, men, masculinities, men’s violences and violent masculinities; and third, their intersectional gendered relations and interconnections. In the light of that, three issues arew reflected on: the kinds of violences examined by our contributors; the main interconnections stressed by them in their analyses; and the nature of these interconnections recognized; before comments and suggestions for future work for research, policy and activism.