This volume is the first major exploration of the issues relevant to young people who are affected by sexual exploitation and trafficking from a variety of critical perspectives. Issues include accommodation, gangs, migrant and refugee communities, perpetrators, international policy and the language through which we construct child exploitation.
1. Young People and Sexual Exploitation: A Critical Discourse Analysis; Margaret Melrose 2. Drifting into Trouble: Sexual Exploitation and Gang Affiliation; John Pitts 3. Something Old or Something New: Do Pre-existing Conceptualisations of Abuse Enable a Sufficient Response to Abuse in Young People's Relationships and Peer Groups?; Carlene Firmin 4. A Social Model of Abused Consent; Jenny Pearce 5. Looked After Young People and CSE: A View from Northern Ireland; Helen Beckett 6. Young People, Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation:A View from Scotland; Isabelle Brodie 7. Missing from Discourse: South Asian Young:Women and Sexual Exploitation; Nicola Sharp 8. Partners in Care? Sexually Exploited Young People's Inclusion and Exclusion from Safeguarding; Camille Warrington 9. Constructs of Safety for Children in Care Affected by Sexual Exploitation; Lucie Shuker 10. Intersections in 'Trafficking' and 'Child Sexual Exploitation' Policy; Lorena Arocha 11. Trafficking of Children and Young People: Community Knowledge and Understandings; Patricia Hynes 12. Conclusion; Jenny Pearce and Margaret Melrose
