Risk and Harm in Youth Sexting : Young People's Perspectives (Routledge Studies in Crime and Society)

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Risk and Harm in Youth Sexting : Young People's Perspectives (Routledge Studies in Crime and Society)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 190 p.
  • 言語 ENG
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Full Description

This book draws upon interviews with teenage young people to explore their perspectives on risk and harm in 'youth sexting culture'. It focuses specifically on digital sexual image-sharing among young people. It contextualises the findings in terms of the wider literature on youth sexting and the broader theoretical and conceptual debates about the phenomenon in public and academic spheres.

The book explores young people's attitudes toward and experiences of non-consensual sexting and privacy violations. It analyses the broader sociocultural context to youth sexting and discusses issues such as victim-blaming, social shaming and bullying within youth sexting culture. It reflects upon the nature of predominant approaches to responding to youth sexting (both legal and educational/pedagogic) and identifies what young people want and need when it comes to addressing risk and harm, based upon what the evidence shows about their situated realities and lived experiences.

Public and academic discourse surrounding youth sexting, and the legal and educational policy responses to the phenomenon have developed and changed over recent years. The field is increasingly contested and there are ongoing debates about how to protect young people from harm while respecting their rights as individuals and encouraging them to develop into ethical sexual citizens, including within digital environments. This book presents empirical data to show how risk and harm in youth sexting culture is predicated upon a denial of rights to sexual and bodily integrity, autonomy and legitimacy.

Contents

1. Chapter 1 - Introduction




Abstract



Conceptualising youth sexting




Youth sexting as a technology-facilitated expression of the sexualisation of children and young people



The meaning of 'childhood' and 'youth'



Youth sexting as a sociocultural phenomenon




Researching youth sexting: Methodology and scope



Chapter outline



References



2. Chapter 2 - The legal and educational policy context to youth sexting




Abstract



Youth sexting as risky and harmful



The law and youth-produced sexual imagery



Educational responses to youth sexting



Gender, risk and sexting education



Youth sexting as a 'moral panic'



'Rights', 'agency', 'legitimacy' and youth sexting



References



3. Chapter 3 - Young people, technology and sexting




Abstract



Young people and technology



Young people's perceptions of sexting



Sexting, gender and relationships




Sexting and gender



Sexting and relationships




Conclusion



References



4. Chapter 4 - Privacy violations in youth sexting culture




Abstract



Young people, privacy and technology



Young people, sexting and privacy




Gender and (stigmatised) sexual and bodily expression



Peer status hierarchies and 'popularity' dynamics




Conclusion



References



5. Chapter 5 - Sexting and consent: Unwanted, pressured and coerced image-sharing




Abstract



The pleasures and rewards of sexting



Feeling 'used' and saying 'no' to sexting



Pressured and coerced sexting



Unsolicited image-sharing



Conclusion



References



6. Chapter 6 - Social shaming and victim blaming




Abstract



Managing risk and avoiding harm



Victim blaming and social shaming



'Deserving' and 'undeserving' victims



Negotiating shame and stigma




Skye-Rose and Charlie - Resisting the shame




Redefining bodily and sexual expression: 'Frexting'



Conclusion



References



7. Chapter 7 - Responding to youth sexting: Young people's perspectives




Abstract



Prohibiting sexting and encouraging abstinence




Early intervention




Sex(ting) education and interventions



Empowering young people: Peer-based support and bystander intervention



Conclusion



References



8. Chapter 8 - Reducing risk and harm in youth sexting: Conclusions and ways forward




Abstract



Youth sexting as a cultural phenomenon



Rights and ethics



Sexting preventative education and interventions



Taking a new approach to education and interventions



Recommendations for policy and practice



References

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