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Not the last word: point and counterpoint: The historical, political, geographical and personal parameters of child abuse
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 February 2016
Abstract
Stories about children, and particularly about violence towards children, are common in our newspapers. Increased recognition of child abuse has contributed to this increased media coverage. While it is possible to ascribe this interest to a greater concern for the welfare of children, there are limits to the forms of child abuse that receive media coverage.
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