The criminalisation and exploitation of children in care : multi-agency perspectives /: multi-agency perspectives. (2020)
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- Book
- Title:
- The criminalisation and exploitation of children in care : multi-agency perspectives /: multi-agency perspectives. (2020)
- Main Title:
- The criminalisation and exploitation of children in care : multi-agency perspectives
- Further Information:
- Note: Julie Shaw, Sarah Greenhow.
- Authors:
- Shaw, Julie
Greenhow, Sarah - Contents:
- Introduction Chapter 1: Setting the Scene Introduction Who is in care and where do they live? Criminalisation Child Sexual Exploitation CSE and Offending Child Criminal Exploitation Multi-agency working: the way forward? Chapter 2: Advantages and challenges of multi-agency working Introduction Failures in children’s services: A recent history of multi-agency working Current multi-agency policy Features of multi-agency working Definitions of multi-agency working Models of multi-agency working Factors relating to effective multi-agency working The challenges of multi-agency working Barriers to multi-agency working Conclusion Chapter 3: Theory and Methodology Introduction Communities of Practice: A theory of multi-agency working Methodology: Qualitative approach Research Design: Methods Research process: sampling, data collection and analysis Ethical Considerations and Reflexivity Conclusion Chapter 4: Criminalisation Introduction The continuing problem of residential care Placement movement Foster Care: positive perceptions and mixed messages The role of the police Conclusion Chapter 5: Exploitation Introduction Vulnerability of children in care Forms of exploitation Residential care and exploitation The interplay between criminalisation and exploitation New Directions Conclusion Chapter 6: Perspectives of MASH Team working: approaching a ‘community of practice’? Introduction Benefits of Multi-Agency Working Challenges of Multi-Agency Working Summary A community of practice?Introduction Chapter 1: Setting the Scene Introduction Who is in care and where do they live? Criminalisation Child Sexual Exploitation CSE and Offending Child Criminal Exploitation Multi-agency working: the way forward? Chapter 2: Advantages and challenges of multi-agency working Introduction Failures in children’s services: A recent history of multi-agency working Current multi-agency policy Features of multi-agency working Definitions of multi-agency working Models of multi-agency working Factors relating to effective multi-agency working The challenges of multi-agency working Barriers to multi-agency working Conclusion Chapter 3: Theory and Methodology Introduction Communities of Practice: A theory of multi-agency working Methodology: Qualitative approach Research Design: Methods Research process: sampling, data collection and analysis Ethical Considerations and Reflexivity Conclusion Chapter 4: Criminalisation Introduction The continuing problem of residential care Placement movement Foster Care: positive perceptions and mixed messages The role of the police Conclusion Chapter 5: Exploitation Introduction Vulnerability of children in care Forms of exploitation Residential care and exploitation The interplay between criminalisation and exploitation New Directions Conclusion Chapter 6: Perspectives of MASH Team working: approaching a ‘community of practice’? Introduction Benefits of Multi-Agency Working Challenges of Multi-Agency Working Summary A community of practice? Chapter Seven: Conclusion and Final Thoughts Introduction Criminalisation Exploitation Multi-Agency Responses Conclusion … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2020
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 364.360941
Juvenile delinquents -- Services for -- Great Britain
Children -- Crimes against -- Great Britain
Social work with children -- Great Britain
Social work with youth -- Great Britain
Children -- Institutional care -- Great Britain
Youth -- Institutional care -- Great Britain - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780429678011
9780429678028
9780429678004
9780429399077 - Related ISBNs:
- 9780367025274
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