MANAGING HIGH-RISK SEX OFFENDERS IN THE COMMUNITY

Preface, Karen Harrison (University of Hull)
Part I: Introduction
1 Paedophilia: definitions and aetiology, Karen Harrison (University of Hull), Kieran Mc Cartan (UWE) and Rachel Manning (UWE)
2 High-risk sex offenders: issues of policy, Mark Farmer (NOMS) and Ruth Mann (NOMS)
Part II: Risk Management
3 Effective multi-agency public protection: learning from the research, Jason Wood (De Montfort University) and Hazel Kemshall (De Montfort University)
4 The sex offender register, community notification and some reflections on privacy, Terry Thomas (Leeds Metropolitan University)
Part III: Treatment and Risk Reduction
5 An introduction to sex offender treatment programmes and their risk reduction efficacy, Sarah Brown (University of Coventry)
6 The use of pharmacotherapy with high-risk sex offenders, Karen Harrison (Universirty of Hull)
7 Restorative justice and the reintegration of high-risk sex offenders, Anne-Marie McAlinden (Queen's University, Belfast)
Part IV: Special Offender Groups
8 Female sexual offenders: a special sub-group, Franca Cortoni (Université de Montréal)
9 Enhancing community collaboration to stop sexual harm by youth, Joann Schladale (Resources for Resolving Violence Inc.)
10 Mentally disordered sex offenders, Brad Booth (University of Ottowa)
11 Intellectualy disabled sexual offenders: subgroup profiling and recidivism after outpatient treatment, Joan van Horn (De Waag), Jules Mulder (De Waag) and Ine Kusters (De Waag)
Part V: Social and Moral Responsibilities
12 Cyber-sex offenders: patterns, prevention and protection, Majid Yar (University of Hull)
13 Media constructions of and reactions to paedophilia in society, Kieran Mc Cartan (UWE)
14 Dignity and dangerousness: sex offenders and the community - human rights in the balance? Bernadette Rainey (Cardiff Law School