Titlebook: Childhood and Sexuality; Contemporary Issues Allison Moore,Paul Reynolds Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 be

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Introduction,ships. Paradoxically, these supposedly private practices and relationships are simultaneously everywhere in the public domain, often in fetishised forms: in advertisements; in the media, in film, television, magazine and social media; in pornography, sex work and sexual commerce; in the representati

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The Age of Consent, the age of consent represents the judgement of that moment when all those concerns are mediated by the threshold of maturity. What is deemed the appropriate age for sexual consent is symbolically representative of the struggles to provide a demarcation between childhood and sexuality, where sexuali

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Constructing and Managing Risk: The Example of Teenage Pregnancy,lity. Where it does refer to sexuality it is primarily within a framework of heteronormative and medico-moral discourses of sexual health, well-being and sexual risk taking. A number of commentators have suggested that risk and risk management are defining features of contemporary society. Ulrich Be

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The Sexualisation of Childhood,d ‘experts’, children’s charities and members of the public in a number of countries across, what Hawkes and Egan (2008a) call, the Anglophone West. Rooted in, and an extension of, claims that Western childhoods are under threat or in crisis—see, for example, Neil Postman’s (1983) ., Sue Palmer’s (2