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New Arrival Bullying: Global Case Studies in Policy and Prevention for Young People

Bullying: Global Case Studies in Policy and Prevention for Young People

Name: Bullying: Global Case Studies in Policy and Prevention for Young People
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781035348312
Price: 4680.00 HKD
Availability: InStock
Author: Jun Sung: Thornberg Robert Hong; Vicente J. Llorent; Ziqiang Han
ISBN: 9781035348312

Edited by Jun Sung: Thornberg Robert Hong · Vicente J. Llorent · Ziqiang Han

New Arrival Edward Elgar Publishing May 2026

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781035348312
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: May 2026
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This comprehensive book provides a global overview of how bullying and peer victimization affect children and adolescents.

Organised by geographical regions, the chapters outline socio-cultural contexts of bullying in 110 countries/societies. Researchers and practitioners present anti-bullying prevention and intervention methods as well as the existence (or absence) of laws and policies to protect children and adolescents from bullying. They present detailed insights from countries/societies where research on the subject is limited and explore the concept of bullying in many non-Western countries/societies.

Bullying: Global Case Studies in Policy and Prevention for Young People is an essential resource for students and academics in education, psychology, public policy, social work and sociology. It is also a vital read for practitioners working with children and adolescents who are affected by bullying, providing crucial frameworks for tackling bullying worldwide.

Key Features:

Brings together a global network of researchers from 110 countries and societies
Presents cutting-edge research into the nature and impact of bullying among children and adolescents
Investigates global anti-bullying, prevention and intervention strategies and anti-bullying laws and policies

Preface xvii; PART I AFRICA; 1.
Algeria 2: Habib Tiliouine; 2.
Benin 10: Jacob Owusu Sarfo, Newton Isaac Gbordzoe,Edem Akakpo, Michael Owusu Okyere, Emmanuel Essien, and Dean Kormla Attigah; 3.
Cameroon 14: Nteta Philip Nfon; 4.
Democratic Republic of Congo 21: Hanna George, Aimée Lulebo, Eric Mafuta, Mahboubeh Shirzad, and Astha Ramaiya; 5.
Egypt 29: Gellan K. Ahmed; 6.
Ethiopia 38: Temesgen Demissie Eijigu and Seleshi Zeleke Teketel; 7.
Ghana 46: Emmanuel Mensah Kormla Tay and Stephen Zamore; 8.
Kenya 54: David M. Ndetei, Pascalyne Nyamai, Christine Musyimi, Timothy Munyua, Samuel Walusaka, Veronica Onyango, Eric Jeremiah, and Victoria Mutiso; 9.
Morocco 62: Chaimaa El Moubchiri, Mohamed Chahboune, Morad Guennouni, and Abderraouf Hilali; 10.
Namibia 67: Shelene Gentz and Mónica Ruiz-Casares; 11.
Nigeria 76: Temitope Oyinlola Jegede,Tolulope Opeoluwa Jegede,Joyce Ohiole Omoaregba, and Ikponmwosa Sherifat Igbinovia; 12.
Sierra Leone 83: Augustus Osborne; 13.
South Africa 89: Sabirah Adams, Shazly Savahl, Phadiel Hoosen, and Ameera Lamera; 14.
Tanzania 97: Hezron Zacharia Onditi; 15.
Zimbabwe 106: Clifford Gomba and Prosper Zindonda; PART II AMERICAS; 16.
Argentina 114: Silvana Mabel Nuñez Fadda; 17.
Brazil 121: Vitor A. N. Yano and Josafá M. da Cunha; 18.
Canada 128: Kyla Mayne, Deinera Exner-Cortens, and Wendy Craig; 19.
Chile 137: Jorge J. Varela, Roy Hidalgo Canales, Ana María Espinoza, Cristóbal Castro, and Rubia Cobo-Rendón; 20.
Colombia 145: Enrique Chaux, Andrea Bustamante, José Fernando Mejía, and Lina María Saldarriaga; 21.
Ecuador 153: Ximena Vélez-Calvo and Carolina Seade-Mejía; 22.
Guyana 161: Sherwin Fraser; 23.
Jamaica 166: Ingrid E. Hunt-Anderson; 24.
México 174: Silvana Mabel Nuñez Fadda and Naiara Sophia Gradilla Lizardo; 25.
Peru 182: Oswaldo Molina, Maria José Dibós Sánchez, and Jun Sung Hong; 26.
Puerto Rico 190: Freeda Jusino-Sierra and Larry Emil Alicea-Rodríguez; 27.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 198: Jacob Owusu Sarfo, Dean Kormla Attigah, Prince Mordi, Newton Isaac Gbordzoe,Josephine Cudjoe Sarfo, and Priscilla Yeye Adumoah Attafua; 28.
The Bahamas 205: Charmane M. Perry; 29.
Trinidad and Tobago 213: Wendell C. Wallace; 30.
United States of America 219: Laura M. Crothers,Ara J. Schmitt, and Jered B. Kolbert; 31.
Uruguay 227: Silvana Mabel Nuñez Fadda; PART III ASIA-PACIFIC; 32.
Bangladesh 234: Sabrina Mahmood; 33.
Bhutan 240: Kezang Sherab and John Howard; 34.
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 248: Yoshito Kawabata, Marshaley J. Baquiano, and Debra T. Cabrera; 35.
Guam 255: Yoshito Kawabata and Veronica Basilio; 36.
Hong Kong 262: Annis Lai Chu FUNG and Yuxuan ZHANG; 37.
India 269: Niharika Thakkar, Mitch van Geel, and Paul Vedder; 38.
Indonesia 277: Ihsana Sabriani Borualogo; 39.
Iran 286: Roghieh Nooripour; 40.
Iraq 293: Maytham Salim AL-Nasrawii, Essam AL-Shibli, and Mohammed Merzah; 41.
Israel 298: Meytal Grimland and Anat Brunstein Klomek; 42.
Japan 304: Yoshito Kawabata; 43.
Jordan 311: Ghada Shahrour and Maha Albdour; 44.
Kazakhstan 319: Akimbekova Shyryn; 45.
Kuwait 324: Hassan Arab and Naflah Mohamed; 46.
Lebanon 332: Feten Fekih-Romdhane, Sahar Obeid, and Souheil Hallit; 46.
Lebanon 338: Feten Fekih-Romdhane , Sahar Obeid, and Souheil Hallit; 48.
Mainland China 344: Ziqiang Han and Hui Yin; 49.
Malaysia 352: Agus Alysha Nadia binti Agosmustaram and Alexius Cheang Weng Onn; 50.
Maldives 361: Aishath Nasheeda and Fathimath Azza; 51.
Nepal 367: Karna Rana; 52.
Oman 375: Samir Al-Adawi, Rawaa Abubakr Abuelgassim Eltayib, Muna Al Saadoon, and Amjad Al Haj; 53.
Pakistan 383: Sohni Siddiqui; 54.
Palau 391: Yoshito Kawabata and Curtis J. M. Thomason; 55.
Palestine 397: Muhammad Okkeh and Naem A. I. Salah; 56.
Philippines 405: Inero V. Ancho, Rufo Gil Z. Albor, Gilbert S. Arrieta, and Roxanne T. Bongco; 57.
Qatar 415: Diab AL-Badayneh, Maher Khelifa, and Hmoud Olimat; 58.
Saudi Arabia 422: Hamaed A. Almutairi and Omar A. Alawajee; 59.
Singapore 429: Jungup Lee , Qiyang Zhang , Hoi Shan Cheung, and Rebecca P. Ang; 60.
South Korea 436: Jeoung Min Lee and Jaegoo Lee; 61.
Sri Lanka 443: Oshini Sri Jayasinghe (V. P. K. Krishani Jayasinghe),Risitha P. Wakishta Arachchi, Enoka Wickramasinghe, and Athula Sumathipala; 62.
Taiwan 450: Ji-Kang Chen and Yang Han; 63.
Thailand 458: Sombat Tapanya; 64.
United Arab Emirates 464: Maha Albdour and Halimatu M. Abdul-Kadr; 65.
Uzbekistan 471: Galina Nam; 66.
Vietnam 478: Huong Thanh Nguyen, Nam Tran, and Michael P. Dunne; PART IV AUSTRALIA (OCEANIA); 67.
Australia 487: Ben Arnold Lohmeyer, Deborah M. Green, Victoria Rawlings, and Barbara A. Spears; 68.
New Zealand 496: Vanessa A. Green and Tessa Jacobsen-Grocott; PART V EUROPE; 69.
Albania 505: Fatjona Haka; 70.
Austria 512: Antonia Paljakka; 71.
Belgium 520: Karlien Demol, Sara Pabian, and Benoît Galand; 72.
Bosnia and Herzegovina 528: Roberta Matković, Lucija Vejmelka, and Ena Grbović; 73.
Bulgaria 535: Anna Alexandrova-Karamanova; 74.
Croatia 544: Lucija Vejmelka, Roberta Matković, and Ena Grbović; 75.
Cyprus 552: Militsa Nikiforou and Panayiotis Stavrinides; 76.
Czech Republic 560: Adam Klocek and Lenka Kollerová; 77.
Denmark 568: Dorte Marie Søndergaard and Frederikke Skaaning Knage; 78.
Estonia 577: Kristi Kõiv; 79.
Finland 582: Christina Salmivalli and Sanna Herkama; 80.
France 590: Violaine Kubiszewski and Azur Courant; 81.
Germany 598: Saskia M. Fischer, Anja Schultze-Krumbholz, Jan S. Pfetsch, Ludwig Bilz, and Herbert Scheithauer; 82.
Greece 606: Constantinos M. Kokkinos, Nafsika Antoniadou, and Ioanna Voulgaridou; 83.
Hungary 615: Nikolett Arató and Anna Siegler; 84.
Ireland 624: James O’Higgins Norman and Irene Connolly; 85.
Italy 632: Matteo Angelo Fabris, Sofia Mastrokoukou, and Claudio Longobardi; 86.
Kosovo 639: Natyra Agani-Destani and Kaltrina Kelmendi; 87.
Latvia 648: Lauma Spriņģe and Ņikita Bezborodovs; 88.
Lithuania 656: Dziuginta Baraldsnes; 89.
Luxembourg 666: Matthias Böhmer and Danielle Kinnen; 90.
Malta 675: Carmel Cefai and Chantal Avellino; 91.
Moldova 684: Jeffrey D. Ratto; 92.
Montenegro 690: Ena Grbović, Roberta Matković, and Lucija Vejmelka; 93.
Netherlands 697: Gijs Huitsing and René Veenstra; 94.
North Cyprus 705: Fatih Bayraktar; 95.
North Macedonia 710: Şehida Rizvançe Matsani; 96.
Norway 716: Dziuginta Baraldsnes and Hildegunn Fandrem; 97.
Poland 725: Jacek Pyżalski, Jakub T. Mróz, and Małgorzata Wójcik; 98.
Portugal 733: Vítor Alexandre Coelho; 99.
Romania 740: Claudia Bacter, Ioana Sîrbu , Adela Lazăr, and Sergiu Bălțătescu; 100.
Serbia 748: Adrijana Grmuša; 101.
Slovenia 756: Katja Košir, Igor Peras, and Tina Pivec; 102.
Spain 764: Daniel Falla, Cirenia Quintana-Orts, and Izabela Zych; 103.
Sweden 773: Björn Johansson and Robert Thornberg; 104.
Switzerland 783: Eveline Gutzwiller-Helfenfinger; 105.
Turkey 790: Gokce Yagmur Efendi and Merve Cikili-Uytun; 106.
Ukraine 798: Viktor Burlaka, Oleksii Serdiuk, and Vitalii Panok; 107.
United Kingdom: England 807: Peter K. Smith; 108.
United Kingdom: Northern Ireland 819: Noel Purdy; 109.
United Kingdom: Scotland 827: Maria Sapouna and Leyla De Amicis; 110.
United Kingdom: Wales 835: Jonathan Charlesworth