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Child Sexual Assault: Feminist Perspectives (Hardcover)

by Pat Cox (Editor), Sheila Kershaw (Editor), Joy Trotter (Editor) "It might appear that there is a much greater knowledge about and, correspondingly, improved public awareness of, the issue of child sexual assault compared with..." (more)
Key Phrases: abusive offences, satanist ritual abuse, sexually abusive offending, Department of Health, Home Office, Open University Press (more...)
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Product Description
The book begins by offering a historical analysis of feminist awareness of abuse by considering some of the early challenges and the emerging recognition of the connections between women, children, and abuse. The book then divides into three sections. Section One focuses on contemporary issues and debates such as the protection of children, satanic ritual abuse, and prostitution. Section Two considers practice issues, in particular, conferencing, children, in care, sexuality, work with abusers, and effective communication with abused children with learning difficulties. The book concludes with a suggestion for a new model of practice.


Book Description
The book begins by offering a historical analysis of feminist awareness of abuse by considering some of the early challenges and the emerging recognition of the connections between women, children, and abuse. The book then divides into three sections. Section One focuses on contemporary issues and debates such as the protection of children, satanic ritual abuse, and prostitution. Section Two considers practice issues, in particular, conferencing, children, in care, sexuality, work with abusers, and effective communication with abused children with learning difficulties. The book concludes with a suggestion for a new model of practice.


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It might appear that there is a much greater knowledge about and, correspondingly, improved public awareness of, the issue of child sexual assault compared with previous decades. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
abusive offences, satanist ritual abuse, sexually abusive offending, feminist inspired practice, social work qualifying training, statutory social work, young women residents, child sexual assault, antidiscriminatory practice, gay carers, child protection conference, heterosexual workers, residential child care, sexually assaulted children, gay workers, sexual offences against children, child protection work, child protection system, sex offences, child sexual abuse, juvenile prostitution, residential worker, strengths perspective, rent boys, protection conferences
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Department of Health, Home Office, Open University Press, Children Act, Child Abuse Review, New York, The Guardian, Cosis Brown, The Children's Society, North America, Southall Black Sisters, The Women's Press, Council of Europe, Feminist Review Special Issue, Social Services Inspectorate, Social Theory, The Cleveland Case, Unofficial Secrets, Unwin Hyman, Dartington Social Research Unit, Jessica Kingsley, John Wiley, Key Towards Better Understanding, Pluto Press, Polity Press
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