Jane Dodsworth
Biographic Data
| ID | 6026000 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jane Dodsworth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jane |
| FAMILY NAME | Dodsworth |
| SIGNATURE | DODSWORTH J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of East Anglia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Navigating risk
The criminalization of young women in care remains an important practice and policy issue in England despite 2018 national guidance and the subsequent development of local authority protocols to reduce the criminalization of care‐experienced young people. This paper contributes to the emerging research on young women whose behaviour challenges professionals, through secondary analysis of case file data and narrative interviews with 24 care‐experi…
Making Sense of Child Sexual Exploitation
This book gives a clear overview of the past and more recent historical, attitudinal, legislative and policy context of child sexual exploitation. It identifies the need for increased awareness of its existence and impact, but also of the impact of how it is defined and the influence of this on policy and practice. The author offers some insightful reflections on the way forward for effective interventions by capturing and reflecting on the persp…
Pathways into Sexual Exploitation and Sex Work
This book identifies risk and protective factors influencing routes into, through and out of sexual exploitation and sex work. It explores how the sense made of key childhood and adult experiences inf
Internet Technology
In an increasingly digital age, expectations of foster carers and social workers to embrace information and communication technologies in order to enhance communication and reduce digital division are also raised. This article reports on the introduction, in three English local authority fostering services, of a purpose-designed internet service, which aims to improve information flow to foster carers, enhance interaction and information exchange…
Sex worker and mother
This paper draws on a qualitative study that sought to understand and develop theory based upon 24 women's subjective accounts of their childhood and adult experiences and involvement in sex work in the UK . It specifically examines the management of dual and threatened identities for the 17 women who were also mothers. To ensure the centrality of the women's voices in the analysis and theory generation, a grounded theory approach was taken using…
Pathways through Sex Work
Drawing on a qualitative study exploring the stories of twenty-four women involved in sex work in the UK, this paper discusses whether it is possible to identify key risk and protective factors influencing involvement. It argues that, although age at first involvement is an important factor in influencing outcome, so also are experiences of childhood and adult adversity. Early damaging experiences, which may increase the likelihood of involvement…
Perception of need and barriers to access
This study used a mixed methodology with young offenders attending a Youth Offending Service to identify, with regard to mental health problems, perceptions of level of need, experiences of and views on support and perceptions of barriers in accessing services. Between May and September 2008, 44 young offenders completed a questionnaire about their self-reported levels of mental health need, and their behaviour, preferences and evaluation regardi…
Sex worker and mother
This paper draws on a qualitative study that sought to understand and develop theory based upon 24 women's subjective accounts of their childhood and adult experiences and involvement in sex work in the UK . It specifically examines the management of dual and threatened identities for the 17 women who were also mothers. To ensure the centrality of the women's voices in the analysis and theory generation, a grounded theory approach was taken using…
Pathways through Sex Work
Drawing on a qualitative study exploring the stories of twenty-four women involved in sex work in the UK, this paper discusses whether it is possible to identify key risk and protective factors influencing involvement. It argues that, although age at first involvement is an important factor in influencing outcome, so also are experiences of childhood and adult adversity. Early damaging experiences, which may increase the likelihood of involvement…
Internet Technology
In an increasingly digital age, expectations of foster carers and social workers to embrace information and communication technologies in order to enhance communication and reduce digital division are also raised. This article reports on the introduction, in three English local authority fostering services, of a purpose-designed internet service, which aims to improve information flow to foster carers, enhance interaction and information exchange…
Perception of need and barriers to access
This study used a mixed methodology with young offenders attending a Youth Offending Service to identify, with regard to mental health problems, perceptions of level of need, experiences of and views on support and perceptions of barriers in accessing services. Between May and September 2008, 44 young offenders completed a questionnaire about their self-reported levels of mental health need, and their behaviour, preferences and evaluation regardi…
Navigating risk
The criminalization of young women in care remains an important practice and policy issue in England despite 2018 national guidance and the subsequent development of local authority protocols to reduce the criminalization of care‐experienced young people. This paper contributes to the emerging research on young women whose behaviour challenges professionals, through secondary analysis of case file data and narrative interviews with 24 care‐experi…
Perception of need and barriers to access
This study used a mixed methodology with young offenders attending a Youth Offending Service to identify, with regard to mental health problems, perceptions of level of need, experiences of and views on support and perceptions of barriers in accessing services. Between May and September 2008, 44 young offenders completed a questionnaire about their self-reported levels of mental health need, and their behaviour, preferences and evaluation regardi…
Sex worker and mother
This paper draws on a qualitative study that sought to understand and develop theory based upon 24 women's subjective accounts of their childhood and adult experiences and involvement in sex work in the UK . It specifically examines the management of dual and threatened identities for the 17 women who were also mothers. To ensure the centrality of the women's voices in the analysis and theory generation, a grounded theory approach was taken using…
Pathways through Sex Work
Drawing on a qualitative study exploring the stories of twenty-four women involved in sex work in the UK, this paper discusses whether it is possible to identify key risk and protective factors influencing involvement. It argues that, although age at first involvement is an important factor in influencing outcome, so also are experiences of childhood and adult adversity. Early damaging experiences, which may increase the likelihood of involvement…
Internet Technology
In an increasingly digital age, expectations of foster carers and social workers to embrace information and communication technologies in order to enhance communication and reduce digital division are also raised. This article reports on the introduction, in three English local authority fostering services, of a purpose-designed internet service, which aims to improve information flow to foster carers, enhance interaction and information exchange…
Pathways into Sexual Exploitation and Sex Work
This book identifies risk and protective factors influencing routes into, through and out of sexual exploitation and sex work. It explores how the sense made of key childhood and adult experiences inf
Making Sense of Child Sexual Exploitation
This book gives a clear overview of the past and more recent historical, attitudinal, legislative and policy context of child sexual exploitation. It identifies the need for increased awareness of its existence and impact, but also of the impact of how it is defined and the influence of this on policy and practice. The author offers some insightful reflections on the way forward for effective interventions by capturing and reflecting on the persp…
Navigating risk
The criminalization of young women in care remains an important practice and policy issue in England despite 2018 national guidance and the subsequent development of local authority protocols to reduce the criminalization of care‐experienced young people. This paper contributes to the emerging research on young women whose behaviour challenges professionals, through secondary analysis of case file data and narrative interviews with 24 care‐experi…
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Sex work and related issues (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychological resilience (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Agency (philosophy) (2 works)