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Social networks of sexual offenders

R. Karl Hanson Ministry Secretariat, Solicitor General Canada and Psychology Department, Carleton University
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Heather Scott Ministry Secretariat, Solicitor General Canada and Psychology Department, Carleton University
Pages 249-258 | Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Danielle J. S. Bailey & Lisa L. Sample. (2017) An examination of a cycle of coping with strain among registered citizens’ families. Criminal Justice Studies 30:2, pages 158-180.
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Svenja Göbbels, Gwenda M. Willis & Tony Ward. (2014) Current re-entry practices in sex offender treatment programmes: desistance facilitating or hindering?. Journal of Sexual Aggression 20:3, pages 354-366.
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PamelaM. Yates. (2003) Treatment of Adult Sexual Offenders: A Therapeutic Cognitive-Behavioural Model of Intervention. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 12:3-4, pages 195-232.
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M. Sue Crowley & BrendaL. Seery. (2002) Exploring the Multiplicity of Childhood Sexual Abuse with a Focus on Polyincestuous Contexts of Abuse. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 10:4, pages 91-110.
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Debbie Kyle. (2016) Examining sexual offences through a sociological lens: A socio-cultural exploration of causal and desistance theories. European Journal of Probation 8:3, pages 170-184.
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Patrick Lussier & Evan McCuish. (2016) Desistance From Crime Without Reintegration. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 60:15, pages 1791-1812.
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R. Karl Hanson & Andrew J.R. Harris. 2013. What Works in Offender Rehabilitation. What Works in Offender Rehabilitation 421 435 .
Svenja Göbbels, Tony Ward & Gwenda M. Willis. (2012) An integrative theory of desistance from sex offending. Aggression and Violent Behavior 17:5, pages 453-462.
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Herbert Steinböck. 2012. Theory of Mind. Theory of Mind 263 272 .
Andy HochstetlerMatt DeLisi & Travis C. Pratt. (2008) Social Support and Feelings of Hostility Among Released Inmates. Crime & Delinquency 56:4, pages 588-607.
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Patrice Corriveau. (2010) Les groupes de nouvelles à caractère pédopornographique : une sous-culture de la déviance. Déviance et Société Vol. 34:3, pages 381-400.
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Thierry PhamPh.D.Ph.D., Claire DucroM.Sc.M.Sc. & Jennifer DewildeM.Sc.M.Sc.. (2008) Caractéristiques démographiques et délictueuses d’agresseurs sexuels internés en Défense Sociale. Psychiatrie et violence 8:1, pages 0.
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Herbert Steinböck. 2007. Theory of Mind. Theory of Mind 219 227 .
Jeremy F. Mills, Dana Anderson & Daryl G. Kroner. (2006) The antisocial attitudes and associates of sex offenders. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health 14:2, pages 134-145.
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R. Karl Hanson & Andrew J. R. Harris. (2016) A Structured Approach to Evaluating Change Among Sexual Offenders. Sexual Abuse 13:2, pages 105-122.
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Karin Gutiérrez-Lobos, Reinhard Eher, Christine Grünhut, Bettina Bankier, Brigitte Schmidl-Mohl, Stefan Frühwald & Brigitte Semler. (2016) Violent Sex Offenders Lack Male Social Support. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 45:1, pages 70-82.
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R. Karl Hanson. (2016) How to Know What Works with Sexual Offenders. Sexual Abuse 9:2, pages 129-145.
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R. Karl Hanson. (1997) How to know what works with sexual offenders. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment 9:2, pages 129-145.
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R. Karl Hanson & Heather Scott. (1995) Assessing perspective-taking among sexual offenders, nonsexual criminals, and nonoffenders. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment 7:4, pages 259-277.
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