A decommissioned library book from the "At Issue" series focusing on the topic of Child Sexual Abuse. 
This book covers the dynamics, effects, and treatment options related to child sexual abuse. 
It approaches the subject from multiple viewpoints, including both victimisation and offending perspectives. 
Hardcover. 96 pages.
 
The book shown is Child Sexual Abuse, edited by Paul A. Winters and published by Greenhaven Press as part of its At Issue series. 
 
First published in 1997, this volume is a collection of essays and articles that present a range of perspectives on the social and legal aspects of the topic. The At Issue series is designed to provide primary and secondary source material on controversial social issues for students and researchers. 
 
Key Content and Themes
The book explores several critical and often debated areas including:
Prevalence: Investigates how widespread child sexual abuse is in society.
Recovered Memories: Discusses the reliability of memories of abuse that are recalled years later.
Child-to-Child Abuse: Examines the seriousness and impact of sexual abuse where both parties are minors.
Social and Legal Response: Includes viewpoints on how the legal system and society at large should address and prevent abuse.
 
Good condition. May have markings on pages, staining and discolouration. Stickers on the cover. The spine is intact but starting to crack. It might need repair when being read.