Child Abuse Review

Passing on the challenge
pp. 271-273(3)
Author: Lynch M.A.

Initial responses to the Green Paper
pp. 274-278(5)
Author: Stanley N.

Why a universal population-level approach to the prevention of child abuse is essential
pp. 279-281(3)
Authors: Stewart-Brown S.; Barlow J.

Beyond ‘anti-smacking’: challenging parental violence and coercion
pp. 282-291(10)
Authors: Phillips B.; Alderson P.

Bonding and attachment of Australian Aboriginal children
pp. 292-304(13)
Author: Yeo S.S.

Adolescents with learning disabilities who show sexually inappropriate or abusive behaviours: development of a research study
pp. 305-314(10)
Authors: Fyson R.; Eadie T.; Cooke P.

Identifying abused children using assessments and observations in the classroom: a preliminary study
pp. 315-334(20)
Authors: Veltman M.W.M.; Browne K.D.

What's in a name? named doctor in child protection—interpretation and implementation of the role
pp. 335-346(12)
Authors: Polnay J.C.; Curnock D.A.

What Really Happened? Child Protection Case Management of Infants with Serious Injuries and Discrepant Parental Explanations by Peter Dale, Richard Green and Ron Fellows, NSPCC, London, 2002. 75pp. ISBN 1-84228-028-7 (Pbk), £15.00.
pp. 347-349(3)
Author: Wheeler P.L.

Innocence Betrayed: Paedophilia, the Media and Society by J. Silverman and D. Wilson, Polity, Cambridge, 2002. 194 pp. ISBN 0-7456-2888-5 (hbk), £50; 0-7456-2889-3 (pbk), £12.99.
pp. 349-350(2)
Author: Thomas T.

The RHP Companion to Leaving Care edited by Ann Wheal, Russell House Publishing, Lyme Regis, 2002. 214pp. ISBN 1-903855-11-X (pbk), £19.95.
pp. 350-351(2)
Author: Burnage A.