School Bullying
Herausgeber: Schott, Robin May; Søndergaard, Dorte Marie
School Bullying
Herausgeber: Schott, Robin May; Søndergaard, Dorte Marie
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New perspectives on the complex social dynamics of bullying practices through analyses of children's experiences, and parents' and teachers' perspectives.
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New perspectives on the complex social dynamics of bullying practices through analyses of children's experiences, and parents' and teachers' perspectives.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 845g
- ISBN-13: 9781107027763
- ISBN-10: 1107027764
- Artikelnr.: 39632267
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 845g
- ISBN-13: 9781107027763
- ISBN-10: 1107027764
- Artikelnr.: 39632267
1. Introduction: new approaches to school bullying Robin May Schott and
Dorte Marie Søndergaard; Part I. Definitions and Theories: 2. The social
concept of bullying: philosophical reflections on definitions Robin May
Schott; 3. Social exclusion anxiety: bullying and the forces that
contribute to bullying amongst children at school Dorte Marie Søndergaard;
4. Violence and the moral order in contemporary schooling: a discursive
analysis Constance Ellwood and Bronwyn Davies; 5. Dispositifs of bullying
Carsten Bagge Laustsen; Part II. Youth Experiences: 6. 'Who does he think
she is?' Making new friends and leaving others behind - on the path from
childhood to youth Hanne Haavind; 7. Non-simultaneity in cyberbullying
Jette Kofoed; 8. The life and death of bullying Robin May Schott; Part III.
School Talk: 9. New solutions for bullying and harassment: a
post-structural, feminist approach Elizabeth J. Meyer; 10. Sanctions
against bullying and disruptions at school Helle Rabøl Hansen; 11. When
classroom culture tips into bullying Helle Rabøl Hansen, Inge Henningsen
and Jette Kofoed; Part IV. Adult Perspectives: 12. Parental positions in
school bullying: the production of powerlessness in home-school cooperation
Nina Hein; 13. Traces of being bullied: 'dynamic effectuality' Charlotte
Mathiassen; 14. 'Is something wrong with me?' A context-sensitive analysis
of school bullying Eva Silberschmidt Viala; Part V. Moving Forward:
15. From technically standardised interventions to analytically informed,
multi-perspective intervention strategies Dorte Marie Søndergaard; 16. One
size doesn't fit all: re-thinking implementation research for bullying
prevention Donna Cross and Amy Barnes.
Dorte Marie Søndergaard; Part I. Definitions and Theories: 2. The social
concept of bullying: philosophical reflections on definitions Robin May
Schott; 3. Social exclusion anxiety: bullying and the forces that
contribute to bullying amongst children at school Dorte Marie Søndergaard;
4. Violence and the moral order in contemporary schooling: a discursive
analysis Constance Ellwood and Bronwyn Davies; 5. Dispositifs of bullying
Carsten Bagge Laustsen; Part II. Youth Experiences: 6. 'Who does he think
she is?' Making new friends and leaving others behind - on the path from
childhood to youth Hanne Haavind; 7. Non-simultaneity in cyberbullying
Jette Kofoed; 8. The life and death of bullying Robin May Schott; Part III.
School Talk: 9. New solutions for bullying and harassment: a
post-structural, feminist approach Elizabeth J. Meyer; 10. Sanctions
against bullying and disruptions at school Helle Rabøl Hansen; 11. When
classroom culture tips into bullying Helle Rabøl Hansen, Inge Henningsen
and Jette Kofoed; Part IV. Adult Perspectives: 12. Parental positions in
school bullying: the production of powerlessness in home-school cooperation
Nina Hein; 13. Traces of being bullied: 'dynamic effectuality' Charlotte
Mathiassen; 14. 'Is something wrong with me?' A context-sensitive analysis
of school bullying Eva Silberschmidt Viala; Part V. Moving Forward:
15. From technically standardised interventions to analytically informed,
multi-perspective intervention strategies Dorte Marie Søndergaard; 16. One
size doesn't fit all: re-thinking implementation research for bullying
prevention Donna Cross and Amy Barnes.
1. Introduction: new approaches to school bullying Robin May Schott and
Dorte Marie Søndergaard; Part I. Definitions and Theories: 2. The social
concept of bullying: philosophical reflections on definitions Robin May
Schott; 3. Social exclusion anxiety: bullying and the forces that
contribute to bullying amongst children at school Dorte Marie Søndergaard;
4. Violence and the moral order in contemporary schooling: a discursive
analysis Constance Ellwood and Bronwyn Davies; 5. Dispositifs of bullying
Carsten Bagge Laustsen; Part II. Youth Experiences: 6. 'Who does he think
she is?' Making new friends and leaving others behind - on the path from
childhood to youth Hanne Haavind; 7. Non-simultaneity in cyberbullying
Jette Kofoed; 8. The life and death of bullying Robin May Schott; Part III.
School Talk: 9. New solutions for bullying and harassment: a
post-structural, feminist approach Elizabeth J. Meyer; 10. Sanctions
against bullying and disruptions at school Helle Rabøl Hansen; 11. When
classroom culture tips into bullying Helle Rabøl Hansen, Inge Henningsen
and Jette Kofoed; Part IV. Adult Perspectives: 12. Parental positions in
school bullying: the production of powerlessness in home-school cooperation
Nina Hein; 13. Traces of being bullied: 'dynamic effectuality' Charlotte
Mathiassen; 14. 'Is something wrong with me?' A context-sensitive analysis
of school bullying Eva Silberschmidt Viala; Part V. Moving Forward:
15. From technically standardised interventions to analytically informed,
multi-perspective intervention strategies Dorte Marie Søndergaard; 16. One
size doesn't fit all: re-thinking implementation research for bullying
prevention Donna Cross and Amy Barnes.
Dorte Marie Søndergaard; Part I. Definitions and Theories: 2. The social
concept of bullying: philosophical reflections on definitions Robin May
Schott; 3. Social exclusion anxiety: bullying and the forces that
contribute to bullying amongst children at school Dorte Marie Søndergaard;
4. Violence and the moral order in contemporary schooling: a discursive
analysis Constance Ellwood and Bronwyn Davies; 5. Dispositifs of bullying
Carsten Bagge Laustsen; Part II. Youth Experiences: 6. 'Who does he think
she is?' Making new friends and leaving others behind - on the path from
childhood to youth Hanne Haavind; 7. Non-simultaneity in cyberbullying
Jette Kofoed; 8. The life and death of bullying Robin May Schott; Part III.
School Talk: 9. New solutions for bullying and harassment: a
post-structural, feminist approach Elizabeth J. Meyer; 10. Sanctions
against bullying and disruptions at school Helle Rabøl Hansen; 11. When
classroom culture tips into bullying Helle Rabøl Hansen, Inge Henningsen
and Jette Kofoed; Part IV. Adult Perspectives: 12. Parental positions in
school bullying: the production of powerlessness in home-school cooperation
Nina Hein; 13. Traces of being bullied: 'dynamic effectuality' Charlotte
Mathiassen; 14. 'Is something wrong with me?' A context-sensitive analysis
of school bullying Eva Silberschmidt Viala; Part V. Moving Forward:
15. From technically standardised interventions to analytically informed,
multi-perspective intervention strategies Dorte Marie Søndergaard; 16. One
size doesn't fit all: re-thinking implementation research for bullying
prevention Donna Cross and Amy Barnes.