《VICTIMS OF CRIME:A NEW DEAL?》求取 ⇩

1Introduction: The rediscovery of the crime victimJohn Pointing and Mike Maguire1

PART ONEVICTIMS IN BRITAIN: THE PROBLEM AND THE RESPONSE17

2 Origins of victims support philosophy and practiceChristopher Holtom and Peter Raynor17

3 The value and limitations of Victims Support SchemesClaire Corbett and Mike Maguire26

4 Hidden violence against womenElizabeth A. Stanko40

5 Volunteer-based services to rape victims: some recent developmentsClaire Corbett and Kathy Hobdell47

6 Feminist responses to sexual abuse: the work of the Birmingham　Rape Crisis CentreAnna T60

7 Reactions to rape: effects, counselling and the role of health professionalsGillian Mezey66

8 Children as victimsJane Morgan74

9 Racial attacks and racial harassment: lessons from a local projectJane Cooper and Jones Pomeyie83

10 Multiple victimizationHazel Genn90

11 Age, vulnerability and the impact of crimeR. I. Mawby101

PARTTWO THE POLITICS OF VICTIMIZATION115

12 Ideological trends within the victims movement: an international perspectiveJan van Do'k115

13 Victims' needs or victims' rights: alternative approaches to policymakingR. I. Mawby127

14 Prosecuting child sexual abuse: a challenge to the status quoZsuzsanna Adler138

15 The 'victim movement' and legal reformPeter Duff147

16 The British Crime Survey: origins and impactPal Mayhew and Mike Hough156

17 Risk of crime and fear of crime: a realist critique of survey-based assumptionsJock Young164

18 Ideologies, political parties, and victims of crimeAlan Phipps177

19 Fiefs and peasants: accomplishing change for victims in the criminal justice systemJoanna Shapland187

20 International standards, national trail blazing, and the next steps Irvin Waller AfterwordHelen Reeves, Director, NAVSS204

Bibliography207

Index222