International Perspectives on Child Abuse and Children's Testimony

Gail S. Goodman is Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Davis.

• International Perspectives on Child Witnesses - Bette L Bottoms and Gail S GoodmanAn Introduction to the IssuesResearch on Children′s Suggestibility - Amye R Warren and Lucy S McGoughImplications for the Investigative InterviewChildren′s Testimony in The Netherlands - Francien Lamers-Winkelman and Frank BuffingA Study of Statement Validity AnalysisChild Sexual Abuse Investigation in Israel - Kathleen J Sternberg, Michael E Lamb and Irit HershkowitzEvaluating Innovative PracticesChildren and the Courts in Canada - Louise Dezwirek Sas, David A Wolfe and Kevin GowdeyThe Effect of Child Witness Research on Legislation in Great Britain - Ray Bull and Graham DaviesChildren′s Evidence - Rhona Flin, Brian Kearney and Kathleen MurrayScottish Research and LawThe Child Witness and Legal Reforms in Australia - Sandra Shrimpton, Kim Oates and Susan HayesAccommodating Children′s Testimony - Margaret-Ellen Pipe and Mark HenaghanLegal Reforms in New ZealandListening to Children in South Africa - Dap Louw and Pierre OlivierChildren′s Evidence - Ting-Pong HoMandating Change in the Legal System of Hong KongChildren on the Witness Stand - Margaret Bull Kovera and Eugene BorgidaThe Use of Expert Testimony and Other Procedural Innovations in US Child Sexual Abuse TrialsA Decade of International Reform to Accommodate Child Witnesses - John E B MyersSteps Toward a Child Witness CodeChildren as Witnesses - Uma A SegalIndia Is Not Ready