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Contemporary developments in understanding desistance among individuals who have sexually offended, Guest Editors: Georgia Barnett and Helen Wakeling

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Guest editorial: Special issue exploring contemporary developments in understanding desistance from sexual offending

Georgia Barnett; Helen Wakeling
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Men subject to supervision who sexually reoffend. A narrative literature review to identify factors which raise risk, and support desistance

Kate Netten; Helen Wakeling
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“Don’t think about a pink elephant”: collaboratively exploring the notion of desistance using the CoNavigator participatory tool

Belinda Winder; Monica Carvalheiro; Michael Underwood; Zoe Antoniadis; Gary Taylor; Rosanna Perkins; Paul Young; Clare Wood; David Earle
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Registered sex offenders’ experiences of home visits in England & Wales: are the police expected to integrate “risk” with “desistance”

Leona Mydlowski; Rhys Turner-Moore; Stephanie Kewley
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Getting stuck in a collective stigma: sex offense registrants, liminality liminoid experiences, and identity limbo groups

Brooke Cooley Webb; Cassandra Petersen; Lisa L. Sample
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The impact of stigmatisation on people with child sex offences living in the community

Darren Woodward
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Exploring social perceptions of hiring individuals convicted of sexual offences in the United Kingdom: a methodological review

Cody N. Porter; Paul Gavin; Hannah Merdian; Mircea Zloteanu
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“I’ve made more steps forward here than I have anywhere else”: a mixed methods exploration of a service to rehabilitate individuals with sexual convictions

Nicholas Blagden; Eve Penford; Kirsty Teague
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The COMPASS Model in Criminal and Forensic Psychology

Samantha Marie Walkden
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Further case studies in forensic psychology (1st Ed.)

Kerry Beckley
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