Children are very vulnerable and perfect targets to internet crimes, with that new technology presents complex challenges for law enforcement agencies and victim service providers. This book provides parents with practical advice to combat internet crimes by identifying the types, risk factors and explanations.
Children are very vulnerable and perfect targets to internet crimes, with that new technology presents complex challenges for law enforcement agencies and victim service providers. This book provides parents with practical advice to combat internet crimes by identifying the types, risk factors and explanations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kimberly A. McCabe, PhD, is the director of the Center for Community Development and Social Justice and professor of Criminology at Lynchburg College. McCabe has been an expert witness in law enforcement policies and procedures, child abuse, school violence, human trafficking and equity/parity/discrimination of employment in criminal justice and public safety agencies. She has, also, acted as a consultant for state and local agencies in the United States and the United Kingdom for design, implementation, and evaluation of criminal justice and public safety programs. She has authored many books and articles on child abuse, sex trafficking, and violence, including Sex Trafficking: A Global Perspective (Lexington Books, 2010) and The Trafficking of Persons: National and International Responses (2008).
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Preface 1 Introducing Cyberspace and Internet Crimes against Children 2 Welcome to Children and Cyberspace 3 Enticement Sexual Imposition Child Solicitation and Child Pornography 4 Sexting and Sextortion 5 Cyberbullying 6 Cyberstalking 7 Facilitating Hate and Violence 8 Preparing for the Worst: Sex Rings Sex Tourism and Child Trafficking 9 Warning Signs 10 Addressing Victimization
Foreword Preface 1 Introducing Cyberspace and Internet Crimes against Children 2 Welcome to Children and Cyberspace 3 Enticement Sexual Imposition Child Solicitation and Child Pornography 4 Sexting and Sextortion 5 Cyberbullying 6 Cyberstalking 7 Facilitating Hate and Violence 8 Preparing for the Worst: Sex Rings Sex Tourism and Child Trafficking 9 Warning Signs 10 Addressing Victimization
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