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Online grooming is a topic of increased importance in global
debates. This pioneering text offers a comprehensive overview of
the established themes and emergent debates relating to the online
abuse and victimisation of children.With important new findings
from a European study of online grooming, the first and largest
study of its kind, this volume provides a unique insight into the
behaviour of offenders and those who are 'groomed', aiming to
understand the 'place' of the child in relation to the
characteristics of online groomer behaviour. The collection
explores how information communication technology facilitates
online grooming, as well as the role and impact of social media.
Outlining the latest research on the online behaviour of young
people, the volume sets the findings against the rapidly changing
legislative and policy context at EU and international level, and
also develops guidelines for prevention initiatives. This timely
collection will be a valuable resource to scholars in Criminology,
Psychology and Sociology, and practitioners and policy-makers
engaged in child protection.
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