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An overwhelming sense of injustice? An exploration of child sexual abuse in relation to the concept of justice

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Green, L. (2006). An overwhelming sense of injustice? An exploration of child sexual abuse in relation to the concept of justice. CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY, 26(1), 74–100.

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Green, L. “An Overwhelming Sense of Injustice? An Exploration of Child Sexual Abuse in Relation to the Concept of Justice.” CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY, vol. 26, no. 1, 2006, pp. 74–100.

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Green, L. 2006. “An Overwhelming Sense of Injustice? An Exploration of Child Sexual Abuse in Relation to the Concept of Justice.” CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY 26 (1): 74–100.
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University of Oxford

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SSD

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Law

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Law Faculty

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Journal:: CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY
Volume:: 26
Issue:: 1
Pages:: 74-100
Publication date:: 2006-02-01
DOI:: 10.1177/0261018306059766
ISSN:: 0261-0183

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Keywords:: social constructionism

childhood

legislation

child sexual exploitation

equality
Pubs id:: pubs:347707
UUID:: uuid:6aca5faf-e23b-4ca2-a609-5ce0a624bb0b
Local pid:: pubs:347707
Source identifiers:: 347707
Deposit date:: 2014-09-25

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Copyright date:: 2006

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