Stalking and Psychosexual Obsession: Psychological Perspectives for Prevention, Policing and Treatment

Content:
Chapter 1 The Victim of Stalking (pages 1–22): Michele Pathe and Paul Mullen
Chapter 2 The Psychological Consequences of Stalking Victimisation (pages 24–33): Eric Blaauw, Frans Willem Winkel, Lorraine Sheridan, Marijke Malsch and Ella Arensman
Chapter 3 I Was Trying to Let Him Down Easy (pages 35–47): Gavin de Becker
Chapter 4 Police Care and Support for Victims of Stalking (pages 49–62): Gary Copson and Nicola Marshall
Chapter 5 Stalker Typologies: Implications for Law Enforcement (pages 63–82): Lorraine Sheridan and Julian Boon
Chapter 6 From Domestic Violence to Stalking: The Infinite Cycle of Violence (pages 83–104): Anna C Baldry
Chapter 7 Stalking and Violence (pages 106–124): J. Reid Meloy
Chapter 8 Psychopathology and Treatment of Stalking (pages 126–139): Richard Badcock
Chapter 9 Managing Stalkers: Coordinating Treatment and Supervision (pages 141–163): P. Randall Kropp, Stephedn D Hart and David R. Lyon
Chapter 10 Erotomania in Women (pages 166–179): Paul Fitzgerald and Mary V Seeman
Chapter 11 The Phenomenon of Stalking in Children and Adolescents (pages 181–199): Joseph T. McCann
Chapter 12 Cyberstalking (pages 201–219): Ann Wolbert Burgess and Timothy Baker
Chapter 13 Stalking and the Law (pages 220–235): Paul Infield and Graham Platford
Chapter 14 Conclusions (pages 237–239): Julian Boon and Lorraine Sheridan