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• Juvenile sex offenders in a Dutch mandatory educational programme: Subtypes and characteristics

  Höing, Mechtild; Jonker, Marianne; van Berlo, Willy;

• Factors influencing the process of change in sex offender interventions: Therapists' experiences and perceptions

  Nee, Claire; Collins, Stephanie;

• Punishment or therapy? The ethics of sexual offending treatment

  Ward, Tony

• Sex offender treatment is not punishment

  Levenson, Jill S.; Prescott, David S.;

• Recidivism among treated sexual offenders and comparison subjects: Recent outcome data from the Regional Treatment Centre (Ontario) high-intensity Sex Offender Treatment Programme

  Abracen, Jeffrey; Looman, Jan; Ferguson, Meaghan; Harkins, Leigh; Mailloux, Donna;

• Sibling incest: A literature review and a clinical study

  Tidefors, Inga; Arvidsson, Hans; Ingevaldson, Sara; Larsson, Michael;

• Attributions of blame in a hypothetical internet solicitation case: Roles of victim naivety, parental neglect and respondent gender

  Rogers, Paul; Wczasek, Ryan; Davies, Michelle;

• Consumer perspectives of New Zealand community treatment programmes for sexually abusive youth

  Geary, Jan; Lambie, Ian; Seymour, Fred;

• Using clinical variables to evaluate treatment effectiveness in programmes for sexual offenders

  Jung, Sandy; Gulayets, Michael;

• Sex offender programmes: New technology coping with old ethics

  Glaser, Bill

• Clinical, actuarial and dynamic risk assessment of sexual offenders: why do things keep changing?

  Harris, Andrew John Rawson; Hanson, R. Karl;

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