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Foreword ix
Acknowledgments xi
Contributors xiii
Introduction xv
Part I Introduction 1
1 Definition and Historical Antecedents of Criminal Abuse of Women and Children Obi N. I. Ebbe 3
2 Causes of Criminal and Noncriminal Abuses of Women and Children Obi N. I. Ebbe 23
3 The Scope and Causes of Criminal Abuse of Children Obi N. I. Ebbe 47
4 Control and Prevention of Criminal Abuse of Women and Children: Domestic and International Approaches Obi N. I. Ebbe 63
Part II Perspectives from Europe 73
5 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children: An Austrian Perspective Maximilian Edelbacher 75
6 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children in Germany Robert F. J. Harnischmacher 99
7 The Nature and Extent of Trafficking in Women and Children in the United Kingdom William Hughes 113
Part III Perspectives from Africa 123
8 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children: The Kenyan Experience Gabriel O. Ndolo 125
9 Criminal Abuse of Women and Children in Benin Antoine Azonhoume 137
10 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children: Domestic Workers in Kenya Vicky Karimi 149
11 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children: A South African Perspective Lindiwe Mtimkulu 161
12 Trafficking of Women and Children in Nigeria: Slavery in the Modern Era Agbonkhese S. Moses Olufunke J. Aruna Michael Folami 185
Part IV Perspectives from Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas 197
13 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children in the Philippines Victor Luga 199
14 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children in India: Its Control Yateendra Singh Jafa 219
15 Sexual Abuse in Taiwan: Multidisciplinary Criminal Case Processing Wang Su-Huan ChangChing-Li 239
16 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children in the Kingdom of Bahrain Anonymous 275
17 Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Mexico Elena Azaola 289
Part V Applied Perspectives 309
18 Criminal Exploitation of Women and Children: The Role of Community Policing John Murray 311
19 The Militarization of the American Police Force and Its Impact on the Victimization of Women and Children: A Critical Assessment John Paul Michael L. Birzer 323
Conclusion Dilip K. Das Michael Berlin 339
International Police Executive Symposium (IPES) 353
Index 359
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Luis Vieyra
reviewed Criminal Abuse of Women and Children: An International Perspective on November 03, 2014
Criminal Abuse of Women and Children
I'm giving this five stars because I think it's so important. The book is a compilation of studies that deal with the topics of immigration and its relationship to crime. It debunks a lot of common stereotypes (for example: there's evidence that immigrant communities actually create a buffer against crime and violence, and foreign-born immigrants (as compared to successive generations born/growing up in the United States) are less likely to be involved in crime. It's an important topic that hasn't been explored very much, which is strange and unfortunate considering the effect immigration has on our country. Definitely worth checking out!
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