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Book SynopsisBullying looks at how to develop strategies for maintaining effective action against bullying by one of the best-known authors in the field.
Trade Review'an exploration of a complex issue, venturing beyond a simple introductory text to support incident management in schools by analysing the roots of bullying, the effects on the lives of victims, and suggesting achievable anti-bullying intervention designed to be effective the long-term.' - British Journal of Educational Studies
Table of Contents1. Introduction and Overview Section 1: Understanding Bullying 2. The Emergence of Bullying 3. The Social Basis of Bullying 4. How Much Bullying? Assessment and Measurement 5. The Experiences of Those who are Bullied Section 2: Towards Effective Intervention 6. Changing Cultures 7. Managing the Anti-bullying Project in School 8. Preventing and Responding to Bullying Behaviour 9. Researching Bullying - Where are we now? 10. Conclusions - the Limits of Current Knowledge
