Chapter 6. pp 94–112 Abstract Parental abandonment of children cannot be held as a causal factor of child sexual abuse (CSA). However, in Grenada as in the rest of the Caribbean, where children from impoverished families are often abandoned by one or both parents for a variety...
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Chapter 10. pp 211–238 Abstract This chapter draws from narrative research conducted as part of a larger UNICEF commissioned study of child sexual abuse (CSA) (see Chapter 9 and also, Jones and Trotman Jemmott, 2009). Feminist scholars have reconceptualised the narrative as an epistemological and ontological concept...
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Chapter 11 - pp 239–262 Abstract There are few issues more relevant to today’s society, both in the Caribbean and elsewhere, than those relating to child sexual victimisation and its effect on individuals, families and communities. In response to this major public health and social problem, the...
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