Child Abuse and Neglect

<p>Part 1 Types of Child Abuse<br>1. Child Abuse: Types and Emergent Issues<br>2. Intimate partner violence as a form of child abuse <br>3. Keeping our eye on sex, power, relationships and institutional contexts in preventing Institutional Child Sexual Abuse<br>4. Online Child Sexual Abuse <br>5. Understanding Violent Extremism and Child Abuse: A Psychological Analysis<br>6. Child trafficking: characteristics, complexities and challenge<br>7. Gender comparisons of offenders: Males and females who sexually offend against children</p> <p>Part 2 Impact and Outcomes of Child Abuse<br>8. Forensic Victimology Assessments in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases<br>9. Cumulative Harm: Chronicity, Re-victimisation and Developmental Victimology<br>10. The Pathological Consequences of Exposure to Domestic and Family Violence in Childhood <br>11. Physical punishment and offending in two successive generations <br>12. Physical discipline, child abuse and children’s rights<br>13. Understanding the nature and dimensions of child sexual abuse to inform its prevention</p> <p>Part 3 Management: Responding to Child Abuse <br>14. False Reports in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases <br>15. Mandatory Reporting: Managing Disclosure and Information Gathering<br>16. Virtue Ethics and Good Professional Judgment in Statutory Child Protection<br>17. Decision making guidelines for the child protection intake phase<br>18. Eight Core Principles of Neurobiologically-Informed Interventions for Trauma form Childhood Maltreatment<br>19. Understanding childhood maltreatment and subsequent re-victimization: A Singapore perspective<br>20. Understanding child maltreatment across ethnic minority communities in Australia: physical abuse, neglect, witnessing domestic and family violence and child sexual abuse<br>21. Child abuse and neglect and the judicial system: the limits of legal enterprise<br>22. Public (mis)perceptions of sexual abusers of children and their implications thereof</p>