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Subject(s)

• Sex crimes [Browse]
• Sexual harassment [Browse]
• Sexual harassment—Law and legislation [Browse]
• Harassment [Browse]
• Sexual abuse victims [Browse]

Editor

Information Resources Management Association [Browse]

Series

• Critical explorations. [More in this series]
• Gale eBooks

Summary note

"This book explores the social and cultural influences of harassment and assault on human life and activity. Highlighting a range of pertinent topics such as child abuse and neglect, support services, and sexual harassment"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

System details

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Volume I. Section 1. Cyber harassment and bullying. Chapter 1. Cyberbullying and internet safety ; Chapter 2. A study on the prevention of cyberbullying in workplaces ; Chapter 3. Detecting sexual harassment in workplace electronic communications networks: the role of "proteger" for augmentive behaviour monitoring ; Chapter 4. Policing online aggression: policy solutions and challenges ; Chapter 5. Gendered violence and victim-blaming: the law's troubling response to cyber-harassment and revenge pornography ; Chapter 6. UK-based police officers' perceptions of, and role in investigating, cyber-harassment as a crime
• Section 2. Higher education. Chapter 7. Gender violence in academia ; Chapter 8. Nurturing compassion-based empathy: innovative approach in higher education ; Chapter 9. Social media and technology may change the culture of rape on college campuses ; Chapter 10. Sexual violence in the university campuses of delhi, India, and therapeutic jurisprudence for justice to victims: a qualitative study
• Section 3. K-12 schools. Chapter 11. Specific concerns for teachers, school counselors, and administrators ; Chapter 12. Sticks and stones: an examination of the effects of bullying on health and relationships ; Chapter 13. Trauma: how educators can support children and their families ; Chapter 14. Legal issues involving educator sexual misconduct: understanding the risks and assessing the consequences ; Chapter 15. Exploring the role of school counselors in preventing and addressing educator sexual misconduct in K-12 school systems
• Section 4. Sexual harassment and abuse (general issues). Chapter 16. Etiological factors and theories of sexual abuse ; Chapter 17. Sexual violence ; Chapter 18. Title IX and sexual harassment
• Section 5. Violence and harassment against children and adolescents. Chapter 19. Sexual abuse among adolescents: its consequences and therapeutic interventions ; Chapter 20. Child sexual abuse: intra- and extra-familial risk factors, reactions, and interventions --Volume II. Chapter 21. Being a child is a "serious game": innovations in psychological preventive programs against child sexual abuse ; Chapter 22. Forensic psychiatric analysis of juvenile delinquency and sexual abuse perspective ; Chapter 23. Childhood trauma and barriers in a rural setting: my experience with childhood trauma and barriers in a rural setting ; Chapter 24. Psychological maltreatment and internet addiction: is psychological maltreatment a risk factor? ; Chapter 25. General view for investigative interviewing of children: investigative interviewing ; Chapter 26. The play therapist in the courtroom: preparing yourself and your client for court ; Chapter 27. Child protection, "dirty work," and interagency collaboration ; Chapter 28. Social work practice outcomes: making a measurable difference ; Chapter 29. Violence against children in Botswana: reality, challenges, and the way forward ; Chapter 30. Intersectional analysis of the social determinants of child maltreatment in Zimbabwe ; Chapter 31. Abuse among child domestic workers in Bangladesh
• Section 6. Violence and harassment against people with disabilities. Chapter 32. Sexual abuse of children and adults with intellectual disabilities: preventive, supportive, and intervention strategies for clinical practice ; Chapter 33. Sexual assault and students with disabilities: how to respond
• Section 7. Violence and harassment against seniors and older adults. Chapter 34. Management of elder abuse through social support ; Chapter 35. Elder abuse and consent capacity: our collective nemesis?
• Section 8. Violence and harassment against women. Chapter 36. Disaster, vulnerability, and violence against women: global findings and a research agenda for Bangladesh ; Chapter 37. Sexual harassment laws and their impact on the work environment ; Chapter 38. A culture of survivors: slutwalk, third culture, and new media communication ; Chapter 39. Violence against women programmes in a North-Eastern French city: issues of safety, collaboration, gender, "Mcjustice," and evidence-based practices ; Chapter 40. Sexual harassment of women in workplace in India: an assessment of implementation of preventive laws and practicing of therapeutic jurisprudence in New Delhi ; Chapter 41. Women's commuting environment in public buses in Dhaka City: a case of men's perspectives.

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Also available in print.

ISBN

9781522570370 (ebook)

OCLC

1048608783

Doi

10.4018/978-1-5225-7036-3

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