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Prévenir la victimisation sexuelle des enfants : psychologique, juridique et...
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- Subject Area
- Family & Relationships, Social Science, Psychology
- Publication Name
- Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children : Psychological, Legal, and Public Policy Perspectives
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- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Item Length
- 6.3 in
- Subject
- Abuse / Child Abuse, General, Criminology
- Publication Year
- 2014
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- Textbook
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
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- 1.1 in
- Item Weight
- 18.4 Oz
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- 9.4 in
- Number of Pages
- 288 Pages
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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0199895538
ISBN-13
9780199895533
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Number of Pages
288 Pages
Publication Name
Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children : Psychological, Legal, and Public Policy Perspectives
Language
English
Subject
Abuse / Child Abuse, General, Criminology
Publication Year
2014
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Family & Relationships, Social Science, Psychology
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
18.4 Oz
Item Length
6.3 in
Item Width
9.4 in
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Scholarly & Professional
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2013-028790
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"Informed by his mastery of both psychology and law, Dr. Ewing's latest contribution to the professional literature is an indispensable guide for colleagues dedicated to preventing the sexual victimization of children. One rarely encounters a work that so successfully blends research-based perspectives with practical advice for administrators and clinicians in the trenches. Those wishing to do good in this arena will do well to purchase this book." -Eric Y. Drogin, JD, PhD, Faculty Member, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and former President of the American Board of Forensic Psychology "At a high level of sophistication, Ewing reviews incidence and prevalence figures for various kinds of child sexual abuse--e.g., clergy abuse, child sex trafficking, Internet offending--and parses these data finely, debunking any number of commonly held myths. There are a variety of books that deal with methods of assessing child sexual abuse, but none that so systematically and broadly reviews the area and, particularly, considers the evidence for effectiveness of various prevention strategies. Ewing's book is a voice of reason in a content area that, unfortunately, lends itself to hysteria." -Philip H. Witt, PhD, ABPP, Forensic Psychologist, Associates in Psychological Services, P.A., and coauthor of Evaluation of Sexually Violent Predators (OUP, 2008) "Dr. Ewing's balanced exploration of the problem of child sexual exploitation is an essential read for policymakers and for legal scholars as well as for those engaged in prosecution and intervention. He examines the empirical support for current strategies and provides data that should illuminate the way forward. Dr. Ewing's thoughtful analysis offers a unique perspective on all forms of sexual exploitation including familial abuse, institutional abuse, and internet contact." -Mary Connell, Ed.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic and Clinical Psychologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, "Informed by his mastery of both psychology and law, Dr. Ewing's latest contribution to the professional literature is an indispensable guide for colleagues dedicated to preventing the sexual victimization of children. One rarely encounters a work that so successfully blends research-based perspectives with practical advice for administrators and clinicians in the trenches. Those wishing to do good in this arena will do well to purchase this book." -Eric Y. Drogin, JD, PhD, Faculty Member, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and former President of the American Board of Forensic Psychology"At a high level of sophistication, Ewing reviews incidence and prevalence figures for various kinds of child sexual abuse--e.g., clergy abuse, child sex trafficking, Internet offending--and parses these data finely, debunking any number of commonly held myths. There are a variety of books that deal with methods of assessing child sexual abuse, but none that so systematically and broadly reviews the area and, particularly, considers the evidence for effectiveness of various prevention strategies. Ewing's book is a voice of reason in a content area that, unfortunately, lends itself to hysteria." -Philip H. Witt, PhD, ABPP, Forensic Psychologist, Associates in Psychological Services, P.A., and coauthor of Evaluation of Sexually Violent Predators (OUP, 2008)"Dr. Ewing's balanced exploration of the problem of child sexual exploitation is an essential read for policymakers and for legal scholars as well as for those engaged in prosecution and intervention. He examines the empirical support for current strategies and provides data that should illuminate the way forward. Dr. Ewing's thoughtful analysis offers a unique perspective on all forms of sexual exploitation including familial abuse, institutional abuse, and internet contact." -Mary Connell, Ed.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic and Clinical Psychologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology"This well-written book makes an excellent contribution in that it provides an easily digested overview of disparate actions that historically have been treated separately, many of them seldom thought about by professionals focused on their own particular specialization. The range of topics covered is impressive. Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children is well worth reading for its interesting coverage of the various strategies used to combat the problem, particularly legislation and legal strategies. It is chock-full of valuable ideas." --Theodore Cross, PsycCRITIQUES, "Informed by his mastery of both psychology and law, Dr. Ewing's latest contribution to the professional literature is an indispensable guide for colleagues dedicated to preventing the sexual victimization of children. One rarely encounters a work that so successfully blends research-based perspectives with practical advice for administrators and clinicians in the trenches. Those wishing to do good in this arena will do well to purchase this book." -Eric Y. Drogin, JD, PhD, Faculty Member, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and former President of the American Board of Forensic Psychology "At a high level of sophistication, Ewing reviews incidence and prevalence figures for various kinds of child sexual abuse--e.g., clergy abuse, child sex trafficking, Internet offending--and parses these data finely, debunking any number of commonly held myths. There are a variety of books that deal with methods of assessing child sexual abuse, but none that so systematically and broadly reviews the area and, particularly, considers the evidence for effectiveness of various prevention strategies. Ewing's book is a voice of reason in a content area that, unfortunately, lends itself to hysteria." -Philip H. Witt, PhD, ABPP, Forensic Psychologist, Associates in Psychological Services, P.A., and coauthor of Evaluation of Sexually Violent Predators (OUP, 2008) "Dr. Ewing's balanced exploration of the problem of child sexual exploitation is an essential read for policymakers and for legal scholars as well as for those engaged in prosecution and intervention. He examines the empirical support for current strategies and provides data that should illuminate the way forward. Dr. Ewing's thoughtful analysis offers a unique perspective on all forms of sexual exploitation including familial abuse, institutional abuse, and internet contact." -Mary Connell, Ed.D., ABPP, Board Certified Forensic and Clinical Psychologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology "This well-written book makes an excellent contribution in that it provides an easily digested overview of disparate actions that historically have been treated separately, many of them seldom thought about by professionals focused on their own particular specialization. The range of topics covered is impressive. Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children is well worth reading for its interesting coverage of the various strategies used to combat the problem, particularly legislation and legal strategies. It is chock-full of valuable ideas." --Theodore Cross, PsycCRITIQUES
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
362.767
Table Of Content
Preface1. Introduction and Historical Overview2. The Epidemiology and Effects of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation3. Prevention Strategies Aimed at Parents, Children, and the Community4. Prevention Strategies Aimed at Perpetrators and Potential Perpetrators5. Internet-Related Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children6. Institutional Child Sexual Abuse7. Prostitution of Minors8. ConclusionsNotesAbout the AuthorIndex
Synopsis
Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children is the first book to critically evaluate national and international efforts to reduce child sexual abuse and ameliorate its effects., Sexual exploitation of children is a major social problem in the United States and around the world. Depending upon how such exploitation is defined and measured, divergent estimates indicate that in the U.S. between 3 and 37 percent of males, and between 8 and 71 percent of females are sexually abused in some manner during childhood or adolescence. In response, governments have passed strict laws, entered into international treaties, and established large bureaucracies aimed at curbing child sexual abuse. Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children is the first book to critically evaluate national and international efforts to reduce child sexual abuse (CSA) and ameliorate its effects. Until now, input from social science and mental health experts has been accepted for the most part uncritically, as have the programs and laws that have been developed in reliance upon that advice. Here Dr. Ewing utilizes empirical data, policy considerations, cost-benefit analyses, psychological theory, legal reasoning, and common sense to undertake the often difficult and sometimes controversial task of distinguishing prevention strategies that are likely to prevent CSA from those that are not. He concludes that the most expensive preventive strategies-such as sex offender registration, enhancing criminal penalties for such offenders, and civilly confining them-are not effective in preventing CSA and may actually increase its likelihood. However, he also concludes that many other strategies are or could be effective in preventing CSA, such as minimizing opportunities for such abuse, risk education, teaching children to protect themselves, encouraging bystander intervention, limiting the cultural sexualization of children, improving the investigation and prosecution of CSA allegations, using technology to stop child pornography and to rescue its victims, changing the culture in child-serving organizations, and more. This volume will be a unique and critical resource for lawyers, researchers, psychologists, social workers, public policy officials, students, and child advocates interested in preventing child sexual abuse., Sexual exploitation of children is a major social problem in the United States and around the world. Depending upon how such exploitation is defined and measured, divergent estimates indicate that in the U.S. between 3 and 37 percent of males, and between 8 and 71 percent of females are sexually abused in some manner during childhood or adolescence. In response, governments have passed strict laws, entered into international treaties, and established large bureaucracies aimed at curbing child sexual abuse. Preventing the Sexual Victimization of Children is the first book to critically evaluate national and international efforts to reduce child sexual abuse (CSA) and ameliorate its effects. Until now, input from social science and mental health experts has been accepted for the most part uncritically, as have the programs and laws that have been developed in reliance upon that advice. Here Dr. Ewing utilizes empirical data, policy considerations, cost-benefit analyses, psychological theory, legal reasoning, and common sense to undertake the often difficult and sometimes controversial task of distinguishing prevention strategies that are likely to prevent CSA from those that are not. He concludes that the most expensive preventive strategies - such as sex offender registration, enhancing criminal penalties for such offenders, and civilly confining them - are not effective in preventing CSA and may actually increase its likelihood. However, he also concludes that many other strategies are or could be effective in preventing CSA, such as minimizing opportunities for such abuse, risk education, teaching children to protect themselves, encouraging bystander intervention, limiting the cultural sexualization of children, improving the investigation and prosecution of CSA allegations, using technology to stop child pornography and to rescue its victims, changing the culture in child-serving organizations, and more. This volume will be a unique and critical resource for lawyers, researchers, psychologists, social workers, public policy officials, students, and child advocates interested in preventing child sexual abuse.
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HV6570.E95 2014
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2014
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