ISSN 0799-1215
Vol. 11, 2015June 01, 2015 COT
Domain Risk Factors and Childhood Victimization in Guyana
Domain Risk Factors and Childhood Victimization in Guyana
childhood victimizationparentingrisk factorsstructuralrelationalpovertychild abuseneglectmaltreatmentchild abuse in Guyana
Articles in Vol. 11, 2015
Vol. 11, 2015
- EditorialLincoln WilliamsJohn Maxwell
- Barbados Social Work Workforce StudyKaren A. RingSharen Carmichael
- Towards Modernising Residential Care in the Caribbean: Lessons From Trinidad and TobagoMichele SogrenAdele Jones
- Domain Risk Factors and Childhood Victimization in GuyanaLetroy O. Cummings
- Ambiguous Loss: A Conceptual Framework for Understanding the Needs of Caribbean ChildrenMona Dillon
- Needs of the Older Population in St. Vincent and the GrenadinesPeggy L. McFarland
- How Jamaican Women Experience Expectations of Finding a Man and Bearing Children: A Comparative Case Study of Two Professional Social WorkersCerita S. Buchanan
- Rights and Reintegrating Deported Jamaicans for National DevelopmentBernard HeadleyMichael D. Gordon
- Abstracts Translated Into French and SpanishJean Small (Translator)Anne-Maria Bankay (Translator)Mariana Gonzalez (Translator)
- Book Review: English-Speaking Caribbean Immigrants: Transnational Identities, Edited by Lear MatthewsDianne Drachman
- BookReview: How NOT to Practice Social Work: Saving Good People From Bad Practice One Step at a Time, by Eva W. M. FordeLita Allen
- Volume 11, June 2015CJSW
Cummings, L. O. (2015). Domain Risk Factors and Childhood Victimization in Guyana. Caribbean Journal of Social Work, 11, 115–138. https://doi.org/10.46425/CJSW.2015.u00111