1st Edition
Child Protection in the Church An Anglican Case Study
1. Introduction
2. Clergy-Child Sexual Abuse and the Church Abuse Crisis: Context and Concerns
3. Theorising Behaviour and Crime Prevention Within Religious Organisations
4. The Anglican Diocese of Tasmania: Structure, Context and the Clergy
5. Anglican Diocese of Tasmania: Child Abuse Training, Policies and Procedures
6. Cognition: Clerical Attitudes Toward Child Sexual Abuse and Child Safety
7. Conduct: Clerical Situational Crime Prevention Techniques and Everyday Ministerial
8. Practices in Response to Clergy-Child Sexual Abuse in the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania
9. Culture: Understanding Cognition and Conduct: Analysing Clerical Habitus and Clerical Culture
10. Conclusion
11. Appendices
12. References
Biography
Michael A. Guerzoni (PhD, University of Tasmania) is an Indigenous Fellow Academic Development (Criminology) in the School of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania, Australia. His research examines clerical culture and abuse prevention within Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism, and the wellbeing of Indigenous children. He lectures in child protection and juvenile justice.
