Routledge Overcoming Child Abuse - A Window on a World Problem

Explore a global perspective on a widespread social issue with Overcoming Child Abuse: A Window on a World Problem. Published by Routledge, this book examines the endemic nature of child abuse and how it manifests in various forms across all five continents. This text provides a deep look into how different regions define and manage child abuse. By examining varying legal emphases and management techniques, the book reveals how much culture and social structure impact the global commitment to eradicating this problem. It is a vital resource for understanding the diverse responses to child abuse on a worldwide scale. Written by Michael Freeman, Professor Emeritus of English Law at University College, London, and a Fellow of the British Academy, this work brings high-level academic expertise to a complex subject. Whether you are studying social and health issues or legal frameworks, this book offers a comprehensive view of the challenges and responses associated with child abuse globally.