Child Sexual Abuse: Whose Problem?: Reflections from Cleveland

doi:10.46692/9781447350293

Re-issued with a new preface and concluding reflections and recommendations, this book provides an informed understanding of the Cleveland child abuse crisis of 1987 and draws links with current issues in child protection, such as historical and organised abuse.

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii
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Dedication
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Contents
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List of tables and figures
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List of abbreviations
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Notes on the editors and contributors
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Acknowledgements
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Preface
pp xi-xii
- By Sue Richardson, Heather Bacon
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Introduction:Why Cleveland still matters: connections with a new era
pp 1-44
- By Heather Bacon, Sue Richardson
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one - From Colwell to Cleveland: 1973 to 1988
pp 45-62
- By Marjorie Dunn
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two - A framework of belief
pp 63-82
- By Sue Richardson, Heather Bacon
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three - The medical diagnosis of child sexual abuse: the paediatrician’s dilemma
pp 83-102
- By Geoff Wyatt, Marietta Higgs
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four - After the medical diagnosis: everyone’s dilemma
pp 103-118
- By Geoff Wyatt, Marietta Higgs
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five - The continuum of disclosure
pp 119-136
- By Sue Richardson
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six - Seen but not heard: the children of Cleveland
pp 137-180
- By Heather Bacon
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seven - The unwanted message: child protection through community awareness
pp 181-198
- By Hilary Cashman, Annette Lamballe-Armstrong
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eight - Questions not answers: progressing the debate
pp 199-218
- By Sue Richardson, Heather Bacon
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Conclusion:Thirty years later: how far have we progressed?
pp 219-236
- By Heather Bacon, Sue Richardson
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Appendix
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References
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Index
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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Dedication
pp iii-iv

Contents
pp v-v

List of tables and figures
pp vi-vi

List of abbreviations
pp vii-vii

Notes on the editors and contributors
pp viii-ix

Acknowledgements
pp x-x

Preface
pp xi-xii

Introduction:Why Cleveland still matters: connections with a new era
pp 1-44

one - From Colwell to Cleveland: 1973 to 1988
pp 45-62

two - A framework of belief
pp 63-82

three - The medical diagnosis of child sexual abuse: the paediatrician’s dilemma
pp 83-102

four - After the medical diagnosis: everyone’s dilemma
pp 103-118

five - The continuum of disclosure
pp 119-136

six - Seen but not heard: the children of Cleveland
pp 137-180

seven - The unwanted message: child protection through community awareness
pp 181-198

eight - Questions not answers: progressing the debate
pp 199-218

Conclusion:Thirty years later: how far have we progressed?
pp 219-236

Appendix
pp 237-238

References
pp 239-264

Index
pp 265-276

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