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IJC BOOK REVIEWS
2008 sees the beginning of a new section of the IJC - book reviews. The Reviews Editors are keen to receive books for review on a wide variety of subjects, from the criminal justice system, crime reduction, delinquency, hate crimes and deviant social behaviour. Book reviews will be published on this page along with a link to the relevant publisher from which the book can be purchased.
Submitting a Book for Review
If you have any queries or wish to submit a book for review please contact the Reviews Editors, Dr Mike Sutton or Dr Ed Pollock at the following address:
IJC Book Reviews
c/o Dr Mike Sutton
School of Social Sciences
Nottingham Trent University
York House
Mansfield Road
Nottingham
You can also contact Mike by email:
Reviews Editor
BOOK REVIEW
One Child at a Time: Inside the fight to rescue children from online predators
By Julian Sher
Vision Paperbacks, UK, 2007
Reviewed by Ed Pollock, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
This is an enthralling book. It enhances significantly our knowledge and understanding of online child abuse, the trans-national investigative methods employed to reduce it and the difficulties involved in tackling it. The book will be of interest to anyone interested in the dynamics of internet-facilitated sex offending and is a good compliment to any further text contending with issues concerning the treatment, management and rehabilitation of sex offenders in custody and the community.
This book can be purchased from Vision paperbacks
REFERENCING GUIDE
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It should be noted that these papers are NOT peer reviewed. Papers on the following subjects will be considered: crime or deviance from disciplines of criminology, psychology, social policy, criminal justice, policing, and sociology. History or law papers will be considered.
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