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• Editorial

  Brown, Sarah; Morgenbesser, Leonard; Quayle, Ethel; Davidson, Julia;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• “I never touched anybody—that's my defence”: A qualitative analysis of internet sex offender accounts

  Winder, Belinda; Gough, Brendan;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• A qualitative analysis of child sex offenders involved in the manufacture of indecent images of children

  Sheehan, Valerie; Sullivan, Joe;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Explanations given by child pornography offenders for their crimes

  Seto, Michael C.; Reeves, Lesley; Jung, Sandy;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Internet sexual activity: A comparison between contact and non-contact child pornography offenders

  McCarthy, Jennifer A.

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Cybersex offender risk assessment. An explorative study

  Hackett, Simon; Buschman, Jos; Wilcox, Dan; Krapohl, Donald; Oelrich, Marty;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Care and treatment of child victims of child pornographic exploitation (CPE) in Germany

  von Weiler, Julia; Haardt-Becker, Annette; Schulte, Simone;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Internet service provider (ISP) filtering of child-abusive material: A critical reflection of its effectiveness

  Eneman, Marie

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Practice report: A review of e-Safety remote computer monitoring for UK sex offenders

  Elliott, Ian A.; Findlater, Donald; Hughes, Teresa;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• “I did what I was directed to do but he didn't touch me”: The impact of being a victim of internet offending

  Leonard, Marcella Mary

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Tony Morrison

  Horwath, Jan; Erooga, Marcus; Baim, Clark;

  Volume 16, Issue 2

• Editorial

  Brown, Sarah; Morgenbesser, Leonard; Quayle, Ethel; Davidson, Julia;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Much ado about nothing? Representations and realities of online soliciting of children

  Jewkes, Yvonne

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Legal definitions of child pornography

  Gillespie, Alisdair

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Do internet-based sexual offenders reduce to normal, inadequate and deviant groups?

  Henry, Olivia; Mandeville-Norden, Rebecca; Hayes, Elizabeth; Egan, Vincent;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Internet offending: Sexual and non-sexual functions within a Dutch sample

  Bogaerts, Stefan; van Horn, Joan; Bullens, Ruud; Surjadi, Brigitta;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• An exploratory analysis of the cognitive distortions of a sample of men arrested in internet sex stings

  DeLong, Ron; Durkin, Keith; Hundersmarck, Steven;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• A content analysis of a “boy love” support forum: Revisiting Durkin and Bryant

  O'Halloran, Elaine; Quayle, Ethel;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• The potential of digital evidence to contribute to risk assessment of internet offenders

  Glasgow, David

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Online behaviours of adolescents: Victims, perpetrators and Web 2.0

  Atkinson, Chris; Newton, David;

  Volume 16, Issue 1

• Editorial

  Brown, Sarah

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Cognitive distortions “debate”: Introductory note

  Gannon, Theresa A.; Ward, Tony;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Current cognitive distortion theory and research: An internalist approach to cognition

  Gannon, Theresa A.

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• The extended mind theory of cognitive distortions in sex offenders

  Ward, Tony

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• How trauma and attachment can impact neurodevelopment: Informing our understanding and treatment of sexual behaviour problems

  Creeden, Kevin

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• “Normal” and “inappropriate” childhood sexual behaviours: Findings from a Delphi study of professionals in the United Kingdom

  Vosmer, Susanne; Hackett, Simon; Callanan, Margie;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Entitled to sex: Attitudes of sexual offenders

  Pemberton, Anna Elizabeth; Wakeling, Helen Catherine;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Perception of self and others in male sex offenders against children: Schema content and its relation to criminal sexual behaviour

  Reich, Warren A.; Amit, Uri; Siegel, Harold I.;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Performance intelligence, sexual offending and psychopathy

  Nijman, Henk; Merckelbach, Harald; Cima, Maaike;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Working with sex offenders in a climate of public blame and anxiety: How to make defensible decisions for risk

  Kemshall, Hazel

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Book reviews

  Sutton, Mary; Kalmus, Ellis; Tudway, Jeremy;

  Volume 15, Issue 3

• Editorial

  Brown, Sarah

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• Manualization: A blessing or a curse?

  Marshall, W. L.

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• Sex offender treatment: The case for manualization

  Mann, Ruth E.

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• Treatment manuals: The good, the bad and the useful

  Hollin, Clive R.

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• An empirical study of the personality characteristics of internet sex offenders

  Weschler, Frederick S.; Tomak, Sheri; Ghahramanlou-Holloway, Marjan; Virden, Thomas; Nademin, Mahsaw Elicia;

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• The use of olfactory aversion and directed masturbation in modifying deviant sexual interest: A case study

  Craig, Leam A.; Campbell-Fuller, Nadine;

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• Best practice in conducting actuarial risk assessments with adult sexual offenders

  Beech, Anthony; Craig, Leam A.;

  Volume 15, Issue 2

• Book Reviews

  Tudway, Jeremy; Birgden, Astrid; Grubb, Amy;

  Volume 15, Issue 2

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