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Mental health issues of gay and lesbian adolescents  / John C. Gonsiorek.

Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 9 (1988) 2 (mar), p. 114-122
bron: Journal of Adolescent Health Care jaargang: 9 (1988) 2 (mar), p. 114-122
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signatuur: ts.

cassette diverse amerikaanse tijdschriften

Mental health issues of gay and lesbian adolescents
ts. cassette diverse amerikaanse tijdschriften
John C. Gonsiorek.
Journal of Adolescent Health Care
9
(1988)
2
(mar)
114-122
N210101
Artikel

Adolescence, sexuality, and the criminal law : multidisciplinary perspectives  / Helmut Graupner, Vern L. Bullough, guest editors.

Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality, 16 (2004) 2/3, p. 1-171
bron: Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality jaargang: 16 (2004) 2/3 , p. 1-171
samenvatting: Introduction, Page 1 - 5 / Helmut Graupner JD, Vern L Bullough RN, PhD, DSci -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 17-Year-Old Child: An Absurdity of the Late 20th Century, Page, 7 - 24 / Helmut Graupner JD Recently enacted EU-legislation will affect interferences with the sexual life of adolescents across Europe in an intensity so far not known in any of the European states. The _Framework-Directive on combating sexual exploitation of children and child-pornography_ will oblige all member States of the European Union to create extensive offences of _child_-pornography and _child_-prostitution, defining as _child_ every person up to 18 years of age, without differentiating between five-year-old children and 17-year-old juveniles. These offences go far beyond combating child pornography and child prostitution, thus making a wide variety of adolescent sexual behaviour, hitherto completely legal in the overwhelming majority of jurisdictions in Europe, serious crimes; for instance: sex between 16-year-olds for _remuneration_, which includes invitations to cinema or to a dinner; _lascivious_ drawings of a 17-year-old girl possessed by a 15-year-old boy; photographs of a 16 year-old girl in her bikini _lasciviously_ exposing her pubic area, taken by her 17-year-old boyfriend on the beach; standard pornography involving younger looking 20-year-old adults or _webcam-sex_ between 17-year-old-adolescents; even pictures of one's own adult spouse in _lascivious_ poses, if this spouse looks younger than 18. No European jurisdiction so far has such a restrictive law. The massive criminalisation and the equation of adolescents with children caused heavy criticisms among experts but this criticism could not prevent the project from becoming law. This essay provides an analysis of the background, the legislative process and the content of the EU-Framework-Decision. Keywords: youth protection, youth rights, sexual offenses, age of consent, sexual consent, sexual violence, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, child sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephephilia, child pornography, child prostitution, youth pornogaphy, youth prositution, juvenile prostitution, criminal law, human rights, European Union, European Law -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Age of Consent: A Historical Overview, Page 25 - 42 / Vern L Bullough RN, PhD, DSci Age of Consent throughout history has usually coincided with the age of puberty although at sometimes it has been as early as seven. Early on age of consent was a familial or tribal matter and only became a legal one in the Greco-Roman period. The Roman tradition served as the base for Christian Europe as well as the Christian Church itself which generally, essentially based upon biological development, set it at 12 or 14 but continued to set the absolute minimum at seven. In the past century there has been a tendency to raise the age of consent but the reasons for the change have not always been clear and the issue has been further complicated by the reluctance of many contemporary historians to recognize what the actual age of consent in the past has been. This failure has distorted the importance of biology on age of consent in the past. Keywords: age of consent, sexual content, age of marriage, statutory rape, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephebophilia, adolescent-adult relations, sex history, legal history, biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolescent American Sex, Page 43 - 53 / David Weis, Vern L Bullough RN, PhD, DSci Though there has been a decline in the percentage of sexually active high school students in the past decade in the United States, the rate of adolescents engaging in sexual behavior leading to orgasm has actually increased. Such orgasms are achieved without penetration and penetration is how most American adolescents define sex. Most adolescent sex also occurs within intimate relationships with partners at or near their own age but definitions of what constitutes intimacy is different than in the past. Sexuality is very important in the life of adolescents in the United States, and sexual activity broadly defined begins fairly early among teenagers although actual sexual intercourse usually takes place much later. Keywords: age of consent, sexual consent, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephebophilia, adolescent-adult sexual relations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- An Empirical Examination of Sexual Relations Between Adolescents and Adults: They Differ from Those Between Children and Adults and Should Be Treated Separately, Page 55 - 62 / Bruce Rind PhD The American view that adolescent-adult sexual relations are by definition _child sexual abuse_ has spread throughout the Western world and reshaped public policy. This paper, originally presented as a talk, examines the scientific validity of this view. A historical perspective traces the conflation of the adolescent experience with rape, incest, and that of the young, prepubescent child. Biological and cognitive perspectives support the view that adolescents have more in common with adults than children. Sweeping claims that adolescents react as children are said to is critically tested by examining two types of relations-those between heterosexual teenage boys and women and those between gay or bisexual teenage boys and men. Non-clinical empirical data show overwhelmingly that such relations are characterized mostly by positive reactions based on consent if not initiative on the part of the minor, with perceived benefit rather than harm as a correlate. It is concluded that the American view is false, and that public policy that heightens official reaction to such relations, such as that currently proposed by the European Union, are either misinformed or disingenuous in alleging to protect when the motive is to control adolescents. Keywords: adolescence, sexual behavior, adolesent sex life, teenagers, high school students, sex, intercourse, oral sex, orgasm, sexual activity, penetration, United States -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 to 18 Year Olds as _Children_ by Law? Reflections on Developments in National European Law, Page 63 - 70 / Lillian Hofmeister The European Union Council Framework Decision 2004/68/JI of 22.12.2003 _on combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography_ defines as _child_ any person below the age of 18. Under Austrian law there are no children between the ages of 7 and 18. The author criticizes that, up to now, the development of age limits in legal history has taken a clearly different way in the various fields of law of the Austrian legal order. The Austrian legislator's tendency, which has evolved in the course of legal history, to grant rights and permits to young people between 14 and 18 years earlier but, at the same time, to impose on them more and more obligations arising from private and public law, to give them the opportunity to grow into adult life with full powers and responsibilities step by step, totally contradicts the Council Framework Decision. Today, adolescents live in a cultural environment characterized by globalized pop culture and world-wide communication technology. Access to _extreme ideas_ is offered everywhere and anytime. It is highly difficult to grow up without any interference and develop one's own personality and sexual orientation according to one's inherent nature under such circumstances of a world society, and this process may be seriously disturbed or even prevented by inappropriate prohibitions imposed by criminal law. However, the aim of any education is to accompany adolescents while they are growing up so that they become self-assured, self-responsible citizens with an understanding of how to work for peace and common welfare who know _how to walk upright_ and do so, and who are informed about their civil rights and are able to exercise the same decidedly. We do not need only consumers but also citizens of the world! Repatriarchalization and criminalization are the wrong answers to the urgent questions of world society. The question how to combat child pornography commerce is certainly one of the most important concerns because it is abused children and adolescents for whom it is most difficult to develop their personalities and become citizens of the world. Legally useful answers can only be expected by those who address precise questions to the law. In this respect Europe failed. Given the fundamental right to respect for one's private life and the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of age the creation of new offences-involving a definition of the child as a person up to the age of 18, which contradicts well established law and is unrealistic-shoots past the mark in the author's opinion. Such provisions miss the target group of potential offenders, and infantilize and criminalize society instead. With the proposed legal means it will not be possible to attain the actual aims, i.e., to finally destroy the market for child pornography, and to punish its organizers, _wire-pullers_ and users as offenders, and to eliminate them once and for all. The legal status of adolescents is weakened or at least serious curtailment of their claims arising from the fact that they have fundamental rights depending on personality and age; and the Council Framework Decision contradicts the equality guarantees in primary law of the European Union that they must not be discriminated on the grounds of age. Keywords: youth protection, youth rights, sexual offenses, age of consent, sexual content, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephebophilia, child pornography, child prostitution, youth pornography, youh prostitution, criminal law, constitutional law, human rights, sexual rights, repatriachalization, infantization, age discrimintation, European Union, European Law, national law -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sexuality, Adolescence and the Criminal Law: The Perspective of Criminology, Page 71 - 87 / Michael Baurman PhD The provisions in the German Criminal Code protecting sexual self-determination-even after several penal law reforms-are still criminologically not yet coherently structured and carry some contradictions. Recent research implies that in the section of the German Criminal Code establishing sexual offences three very divergent forms of deviant behavior are lumped together in an undifferentiated way: violent offences, infractions of moral norms and commercialization of sexuality (the latter in most cases in the form of organised crime). Some offences lack empirical justification in the sense of a concept of protection, for example due to the fact that damage caused to victims is not proven. In addition the establishment of age limits turns out as a difficult task, i.e., when consensual (love) relations of adolescents and of young adults are concerned. International efforts to approximate (sexual) offences legislation carry the risk that reasoned, criminologically analysed and empirically justified regulations are sacrificed to populistic diffused mainstream-thinking. Keywords: youth protection, youth rights, sexual offenses, age of consent, sexual content, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephebophilia, child pornography, child prostitution, youth pornography, youth prostitution, homosexuality, criminal law, sexual crime, victimology, criminal policy, criminology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolescence, Sexual Aggression and the Criminal Law, Page 89 - 104 / Lorenz Böllinger JD, MA Criminal law and criminal policy history is perceived as an evolution of legitimation: from a morality paradigm before the Seventies of last century to a utilitarian concept of interdisciplinary enlightenment and rationality, and on to a factual paradigm of risk containment, security orientation and mere exclusion since the Nineties. However, in the area of sexual crime, and especially as far as _the protection of minors_ is concerned, Western law appears to have undergone an additional paradigm change, namely in reverting to moralistic principles in disregard of scientific insight. This process, for which victimology appears to be the door opener, is reflected in legal doctrine and criminal policy, in law enforcement, in populistic media and politics. This evolutionary process is interpreted as symptomatic for a post-modern trend in the globalised society where sexual behavior on one hand is blatantly and abusively commercialised, and on the other hand, if deviant, represents the psychologically most expedient object of scapegoating and symbolic policy. The article finishes pleading for a return to the 'project of modernity' and to interdisciplinary studies rather than morality as a foundation for criminal policy. Keywords: Youth protection, youth rights, sexual offences, age of consent, sexual consent, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, pedophilia, ephebophilia, child pornography, child prostitution, youth pornography, youth prostitution, homosexuality, criminal law, sexual crime, victimology, criminal policy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prostitution of Young Persons: A Topic of Social Work and/or Penal Legislation, Page 105 - 110 / Thomas Moebius MA Juvenile prostitution in the German welfare work is being interpreted as a peculiar behaviour which cannot be influenced by criminal law but by psychodynamic and social condition factors and motives. The public prostitution of adolescents largely takes place unaffected by criminal persecution. In view of the legislation in Germany, the regulations of criminal law have not had any decisive influence at juvenile prostitution. In Germany there exists a sufficient protection of children and adolescents. The current discussion about the expansion of the childhood definition of young people up to 18 years, and a de-legalization of agreed sexual actions between people under and over 18 years ignores a typical juvenile behaviour. A change in the situation of life of juvenile prostitutes by a legal intensification, as well as a change in behaviour through an anonymous sanction system like that of legislation, cannot be expected. Keywords: youth protection, youth rights, sexual offenses, age of consent, sexual consent, sexual violence, sexual abuse, paedophilia, ephebophilia, child prostitution, youth prostitution, juvenile prostitution, homosexuality, criminal law, social work, street work -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sexual Consent: The Criminal Law in Europe and Outside of Europe, Page 111 - 171 / Helmut Graupner JD What role can the criminal law play in the battle against child sexual abuse? Should sexual relations of, and with, persons under a certain age be criminalized regardless of the circumstances, even if they are consensual (_age of consent_, _minimum age_)? Where should such a minimum age-limit be fixed? Should there be a special, higher age-limit for particular conditions (e.g., _seduction_, _corruption_)? Should sexual contacts with minors within a relationship of authority be criminalized generally or just if authority is abused? Should criminal proceedings be instituted ex officio or upon complaint only? Should authorities be provided with a power of discretion or should they be obliged to prosecute and sentence in each case? In answering these important questions, it is highly beneficial to have a look across the borders to the solutions other countries have reached in this area. This analysis will provide an overview on the criminal law governing the sexual behavior of, and with, children and adolescents in all European jurisdictions and in selected jurisdictions outside of Europe. It will show which categories of offenses exist and from which age onward young people can effectively consent to various kinds of sexual behavior and relations in the different countries. It turns out that all states in Europe and all of the studied jurisdictions overseas do have minimum age limits for sexual relations, do punish sexual relations with persons under a certain age. Nowhere is this age set lower than 12 years. In Europe in one-half of the jurisdictions, consensual sexual relations with 14-yearold adolescents are legal; in two-thirds with 15-year-olds; in a majority, this is also the case when the older partner has started the initiative (and also when the initiative contains an offer of remuneration). In nearly all jurisdictions, such relations are legal from the age of 16 onwards. Nearly all European jurisdictions set the same age limit in the criminal law for depicting sexual activity as for the sexual activity itself. Most states apply a higher age limit for contacts in relationships of authority. If the authority is not misused the age limit in most jurisdictions is set between 14 and 16; if it is misused between 16 and 18. Most states make no difference between heterosexual and homosexual relations. Keywords: youth protection, youth rights, sexual offenses, age of consent, sexual consent, sexual violence, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, statutoy rape, pedophilia, ephebophilia, child pornography, child prostitution, youth pornography, youth prostitition, juvenile prostitution, homosexuality, criminal law, human rights, sexual rights, comparative law, sex laws -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Copies are available from: Haworth Document Delivery Center. The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice Street, Binghamton, NY 13904-1580, USA]
onderwerpen:

signatuur: ts.

Adolescence, sexuality, and the criminal law : multidisciplinary perspectives
ts.
Helmut Graupner, Vern L. Bullough, guest editors.
Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality
16
(2004)
2/3
1-171
N280675
Boek

La Protección de Menores en Holanda  / 

Federico Bernard.Barcelona: Horta, 1947 - 15 p.
uitgave: Barcelona: Horta, 1947 - 15 p.
onderwerpen:
samenvatting: After a brief historical summary of child protection in Holland, the author passes on to the description of reeducation methods. The results of education in a familiar life are compared with those of the institutions.

signatuur: cat. (berna/pro) k

toegang:
La Protección de Menores en Holanda
cat. (berna/pro) k
Federico Bernard.
N282694
Boek

Preparing For Practice : The Fundamentals of Child Protection  / 

by Nancy E. Falconer with Karen Swift.Toronto: Children's Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto, 1983 - 203 p.
uitgave: Toronto: Children's Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto, 1983 - 203 p.
onderwerpen:
samenvatting: This practice guide is a collection of subject matter that was used in the training of new child welfare workers during their first months on the job.

signatuur: cat. (falco/swi) b

toegang:
Preparing For Practice : The Fundamentals of Child Protection
cat. (falco/swi) b
by Nancy E. Falconer with Karen Swift.
N282764
Grijs

Het gaat niet over seks : een onderzoek naar seksuele diversiteit in de jeugdhulpverlening  / Sophie van Denzel, Anna van Driel, Myrthe Vondel.

Utrecht: Hogeschool Utrecht, [2014] - 71 p.
uitgave: Utrecht : Hogeschool Utrecht, [2014] - 71 p.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. zorg/hulpverlening
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: Onderzoek naar de vraag wat groepswerkers in de residentiële jeugdhulpverlening als belemmerende en/of bevorderende factoren om zich binnen de instelling actief in te zetten voor een homovriendelijk klimaat.

signatuur: cat. (denze/dri)

dgb grijs

toegang:
Het gaat niet over seks : een onderzoek naar seksuele diversiteit in de jeugdhulpverlening
cat. (denze/dri)dgb grijs
N293336
Artikel

Rights, Respect, Responsibility: Advancing the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Young People Through International Human Rights Law  / Janine Kossen.

Journal of Law & Social Change, 15 (2012), p. 143-178
bron: Journal of Law & Social Change jaargang: 15 (2012), p. 143-178
samenvatting: Despite its relative infancy, international human rights law has proven to be a promising framework for advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people around the world. Obstacles will always exist, but the foundational principles of this body of law are clear: human rights are not just the rights of some, but the rights of all. When governments refuse to recognize these rights, it is incumbent upon the UN, other governments, legal professionals, young people, and civil society to come forward and demand accountability. Young people, in particular, have a unique role to play in exposing violations of sexual and reproductive health rights and pushing for reforms from the outside as well as from the inside. As such, youth advocacy itself is a critical strategy for achieving the vision of rights, respect, and responsibility. In a world of seven billion, ignoring the sexual and reproductive health and rights of nearly half the planet is unacceptable.
onderwerpen:

signatuur: dgb artikelen (kossen/rig)

Rights, Respect, Responsibility: Advancing the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Young People Through International Human Rights Law
dgb artikelen (kossen/rig)
Janine Kossen.
Journal of Law & Social Change
15
(2012)
143-178
N294148
Artikel

Analysis of GLBTQ Youth Community-Based Programs in the United States  / Kenneth D. Allen, Phillip L. Hammack, Heather L. Himes.

Journal of Homosexuality, 59 (2012) 9 (oct), p. 1289-1306
bron: Journal of Homosexuality jaargang: 59 (2012) 9 (oct), p. 1289-1306
samenvatting: Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (GLBTQ) youth face oppression despite some increases in cultural support for GLBTQ individuals. Research has revealed the psychological and social distress associated with oppression and the benefits of peer social support programs. This study was conducted to analyze the types and frequency of services, age of participants, and organizational structures of the 116 GLBTQ community-based programs operating in the United States. Using an Internet survey, information from 61 of the programs was secured. The results revealed the community-based youth programs provide critical and unique programs and services that can promote the mental and physical health of GLBTQ youth. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00918369.2012.720529#.VJfhG_8LALA ]
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signatuur: ts.

Analysis of GLBTQ Youth Community-Based Programs in the United States
ts.
Kenneth D. Allen, Phillip L. Hammack, Heather L. Himes.
Journal of Homosexuality
59
(2012)
9
(oct)
1289-1306
N294403
Grijs

Jong & Anders : onderzoek naar aandacht voor lesbische, homo- en bi-jongeren, transgenderjongeren en jongeren met een intersekse conditie (LHBTi) in jeugdwelzijn, jeugdzorg en jeugd-(L)VB  / Michelle Emmen, Anne Addink en Hanneke Felten.

[Utrecht]: Nederlands Jeugdinstituut & Movisie, 2014 - 89 p.+ bijl.
uitgave: [Utrecht] : Nederlands Jeugdinstituut & Movisie, 2014 - 89 p.+ bijl.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. jongeren
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: Onderzoek naar de vraag in hoeverre en op welke manier professionals werkzaam in de jeugdwelzijnssector, de jeugdzorg, de jeugd-(L)VB sector en de jeugd-GGZ aandacht hebben voor het bestaan, de specifieke risico's, behoeften en problemen van LHBTi-jongeren?

signatuur: cat. (emmen/add)

dgb grijs

toegang:
Jong & Anders : onderzoek naar aandacht voor lesbische, homo- en bi-jongeren, transgenderjongeren en jongeren met een intersekse conditie (LHBTi) in jeugdwelzijn, jeugdzorg en jeugd-(L)VB
cat. (emmen/add)dgb grijs
N294565
Artikel

Improving Engagement and Retention in Adult Care Settings for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (LGBTQ) Youth Living with HIV : Recommendations for Health Care Providers  / Rena Greifinger, Michelle Batchelor, Cynthia Fair.

Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health, 17 (2013) 1 (jan-mar), p. 80-95
bron: Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health jaargang: 17 (2013) 1 (jan-mar), p. 80-95
samenvatting: Whether transitioning out of a pediatric/adolescent care setting, or moving directly from the point of diagnosis into adult care, youth living with HIV are entering a system that is not set up to meet their needs. This can have an adverse impact on adherence to medication, treatment for opportunistic infections, and secondary transmission. The situation is further complicated for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth with HIV who face a multitude of psychosocial and structural barriers due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Engaging and retaining HIV positive LGBTQ youth in adult care is critical to their survival and to wider prevention efforts, yet many fail to initiate or remain in care. Health and social service providers play a pivotal role in overcoming these challenges. This paper provides a broad overview of the barriers to engaging and retaining HIV positive LGBTQ youth in adult care settings, with particular focus on youth that were infected via behavioral means. Key strategies for overcoming those challenges are then shared. Institutional and environmental solutions include addressing institutional stigma, strengthening the knowledge and capacity of health providers to work with this population, creating a youth friendly environment, and solving access issues. Patient-care oriented solutions include improving the patient-provider relationship, offering developmentally sensitive comprehensive services, and directly involving youth in the healthcare setting. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/19359705.2013.739533#.VJqLOf8AAA ]
onderwerpen:

signatuur: ts.

Improving Engagement and Retention in Adult Care Settings for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (LGBTQ) Youth Living with HIV : Recommendations for Health Care Providers
ts.
Rena Greifinger, Michelle Batchelor, Cynthia Fair.
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health
17
(2013)
1
(jan-mar)
80-95
N294917
Artikel

Comparing Trans-Spectrum and Same-sex-Attracted Youth in Australia: Increased Risks, Increased Activisms  / Tiffany Jones, Lynne Hillier.

Journal of LGBT Youth, 10 (2013) 4 (jul-sep), p. 287-307
bron: Journal of LGBT Youth jaargang: 10 (2013) 4 (jul-sep), p. 287-307
samenvatting: Tran-spectrum youth include those who are gender questioning, transgender, intersex, genderqueer, and androgynous. Drawing on data from an Australian study of more than 3,000 same-sex-attracted and trans-spectrum youth aged 14 to 21, this article compares a group of 91 trans-spectrum youth from the study to 'cisgender' same-sex-attracted peers (who feel their gender identity aligns more fully with their ascribed sex). Comparisons are made on topics including identity disclosure and support; experience of abuse; suicide and self-harm; and school experiences. The trans-spectrum respondents particularly reported experiencing homophobic abuse and suicide attempts in response to homophobia and cissexism significantly more often than their cisgender counterparts. However, an exciting finding of the study was that some of these youth were able to reframe social rejection of their identities using a variety of self-affirming strategies. They were also more likely to respond to discrimination through activism, and many held high hopes for the ways in which they might impact their worlds in the future. The article finally reflects on the special provisions needed for this group in areas such as youth services and education, and the need for individuals to be supportive of trans-spectrum youth who disclose their identities to them. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/19361653.2013.825197#abstract ]
onderwerpen:

signatuur: ts.

Comparing Trans-Spectrum and Same-sex-Attracted Youth in Australia: Increased Risks, Increased Activisms
ts.
Tiffany Jones, Lynne Hillier.
Journal of LGBT Youth
10
(2013)
4
(jul-sep)
287-307
N295073

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