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This book details the problems related to the position of children as victims. It analyses both the traditional solutions found in some legal systems and the newer solutions offered by others. Coverage devotes specific attention to damage issues, apportionment of damage, and insurance problems when the victim is a child.
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From the contents:
Questionnaire.- Country Reports: Children as Victims under Austrian Law (Susanna Hirsch); Children as Victims under Belgian Law (Pieter De Tavernier); Children as Victims under Czech Law (Jirí Hrádek); Children as Victims under the Law of England and Wales (Ken Oliphant); Children as Victims under French Law (Laurence Francoz-Terminal, Fabien Lafay, Olivier Moréteau and Caroline Pellerin-Rugliano); Children as Victims under German Law (Gerhard Wagner); Children as Victims under Italian Law (Giovanni Comandé and Luca Nocco); Children as Victims under Dutch Law (Willem H. van Boom and Melissa Moncada Castillo); Children as Victims under Portuguese Law (Maria Manuel Veloso); Children as Victims Under Russian Law (Igor V. Kornev); Children as Victims under Spanish Law (Miquel Martín Casals, Jordi Ribot and Josep Solé Feliu); The Child as Victim under Swedish Law (Bertil Bengtsson).- Comparative Report: Comparative Report (Miquel Martín Casals and Josep Solé Feliu).- Final Conclusions: Final Conclusions: Policy Issues and Tentative Answers (Gerhard Wagner).- Index.- Publications.
