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This book, the second of two volumes edited by Kemshall and McCartan, focuses on responses to sexual offending, and how risk is used by policy makers, stakeholders, academics and practitioners to both construct and respond to unknown and known sex offenders within the contexts of criminal justice, health and social policy. The chapters provide an oversight of contemporary policies, practices and debates within the area to help both professionals and researchers.
The collection focuses on emerging areas (crime linkage, predictive policing, sexual offending across borders, desistence, and public health approaches), as well as more traditional topics (multi-agency working, risk assessment, sex offender policies, and treatment). The authors examine how professionals can use multi-agency approaches to prevent sexual violence, and assessing the impact of desistance on framing sex offender management. A bold and engaging volume, this edited collection will be of great importance to scholars and practitioners working reframing traditional approaches to sex offender management in a contemporary fashion.
List of contents
1. Behavioural Crime Linkage And Multi-Agency Working; Leah. Ashmore-Hills, Amy. Burrell, Matthew Tonkin.- 2. Assessment Of Risk To Sexually Reoffend; Robin Wilson, Jeffrey C. Sandler.- 3. Critical Reflections On The Risk-Based Prevention Of Sexual Offending By Young People; Stephen Case.- 4. Managing Sexual And Violent Offenders Across Eu Borders; Sarah Hilder.- 5. Online Sex Offending And Risk Management; Maggie Brennan, Hannah Merdian, Derek Perkins.- 6. Risk Management Of Youth Who Sexually Offend; Gerald Zeng, Chu Chi Meng.- 7. Desistance From Sexual Offending And Risk Management; Joanne Hulley.- 8. Reframing The Sex Offender Register And Disclosure; Kieran Mccartan, Hazel Kemshall, James Hoggett.
About the author
Hazel Kemshall is Professor of Community and Criminal Justice at De Montfort University, UK.
Kieran McCartan is Associate Professor in Criminology at the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK.
Summary
This book, the second of two volumes edited by Kemshall and McCartan, focuses on responses to sexual offending, and how risk is used by policy makers, stakeholders, academics and practitioners to both construct and respond to unknown and known sex offenders within the contexts of criminal justice, health and social policy. The chapters provide an oversight of contemporary policies, practices and debates within the area to help both professionals and researchers.
The collection focuses on emerging areas (crime linkage, predictive policing, sexual offending across borders, desistence, and public health approaches), as well as more traditional topics (multi-agency working, risk assessment, sex offender policies, and treatment). The authors examine how professionals can use multi-agency approaches to prevent sexual violence, and assessing the impact of desistance on framing sex offender management. A bold and engaging volume, this edited collection will be of great importance to scholars and practitioners working reframing traditional approaches to sex offender management in a contemporary fashion.
