Bullying, Cyberbullying and Student Well-Being in Schools
Comparing European, Australian and Indian Perspectives Herausgeber: Smith, Peter K; Sandhu, Damanjit; Schäfer, Mechthild; Blaya, Catherine; Spears, Barbara A; Sundaram, Suresh
Bullying, Cyberbullying and Student Well-Being in Schools
Comparing European, Australian and Indian Perspectives Herausgeber: Smith, Peter K; Sandhu, Damanjit; Schäfer, Mechthild; Blaya, Catherine; Spears, Barbara A; Sundaram, Suresh
Bullying is an international problem, but publications have focused on the western tradition of research. This book is the first to present perspectives on school bullying and cyberbullying from India, using a range of methods to compare these findings with European countries and Australia, with additional commentaries from North America.
Bullying is an international problem, but publications have focused on the western tradition of research. This book is the first to present perspectives on school bullying and cyberbullying from India, using a range of methods to compare these findings with European countries and Australia, with additional commentaries from North America.
Part I. Issues in Studying Cross-National Differences: 1. Introduction Peter K. Smith Suresh Sundaram Damanjit Sandhu Catherine Blaya Mechthild Schäfer and Barbara Spears; 2. Societal and cultural considerations in understanding peer bullying in India Marilyn Campbell Margaret Kettle and Suresh Sundaram; 3. Bullying or peer aggression? A pilot study with Punjabi adolescents Grace Skrzypiec Phillip Slee Damanjit Sandhu and Shubhdip Kaur; 4. Issues in cross-national comparisons and the meaning of words for bullying in different languages Peter K. Smith Fran Thompson Adam Rutland Alice Jones Suresh Sundaram Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur Barbara Spears Silvia Koller Reda Gedutiene Ruthaychonnee Sittichai and Yulia Kovas; Part II. Comparative Data on Bullying: 5. Cyberviolence and cyberbullying in Europe and India: a literature review Catherine Blaya Kirandeep Kaur and Damanjit Sandhu; 6. Cyberbullying in higher education in India and France: an empirical investigation Catherine Blaya Kirandeep Kaur Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 7. Participant roles in bullying: what data from Indian classes can tell us about the phenomenon Mechthild Schäfer Manuel Stoiber Tamara Bramböck Hannes Letsch Klaus Starch and Suresh Sundaram; 8. Bullying defending and victimization in Western Europe and India: similarities and differences Frits Goossens Jeroen Pronk Nikki Lee Tjeert Olthof Mechthild Schäfer Manuel Stoiber Suresh Sundaram Sajeeth Kumar Gopalakrishnan Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur and Shubdeep Kaur; 9. Defining the relationship between risk-taking and bullying during adolescence: a cross-cultural comparison Nikki C. Lee Jeroen Pronk Tjeert Olthof Damanjit Sandhu Shubhdip Kaur and Frits A. Goossens; Part III. Working with Students and Teachers: 10. PhotoStory: a legitimate research tool in cross-cultural research Phillip Slee Grace Skrzypiec Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur and Marilyn Campbell; 11. Pre-service teachers' understanding of bullying in Australia and India: implications for practice Barbara Spears Carmel Taddeo Lesley-Anne Ey Alexander Stretton Toby Carslake Colette Langos Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 12. Indian perspectives on bullying and cyberbullying: documentary interviews with teachers and educational professionals from Punjabi and Tamil Nadu Alison Wotherspoon Barbara Spears Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 13. Exchanging ideas: anti-bullying intervention including peer and parent support strategies Fran Thompson Peter K. Smith Catherine Blaya Shubhdip Kaur and Suresh Sundaram; 14. Bullying law and pre-service teachers' perspectives: Australian and Indian contexts Colette Langos Barbara Spears Carmel Taddeo Lesley-Anne Ey Toby Carslake Alexander Stretton Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; Part IV. Commentaries from North America: 15. Looking below the surface: a Canadian perspective on cyberbullying in schools and universities Wanda Cassidy Chantal Faucher and Margaret Jackson; 16. Bullying and school climate in the United States and India Dewey Cornell and Kathan Shukla; 17. Editorial reflections.
Part I. Issues in Studying Cross-National Differences: 1. Introduction Peter K. Smith Suresh Sundaram Damanjit Sandhu Catherine Blaya Mechthild Schäfer and Barbara Spears; 2. Societal and cultural considerations in understanding peer bullying in India Marilyn Campbell Margaret Kettle and Suresh Sundaram; 3. Bullying or peer aggression? A pilot study with Punjabi adolescents Grace Skrzypiec Phillip Slee Damanjit Sandhu and Shubhdip Kaur; 4. Issues in cross-national comparisons and the meaning of words for bullying in different languages Peter K. Smith Fran Thompson Adam Rutland Alice Jones Suresh Sundaram Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur Barbara Spears Silvia Koller Reda Gedutiene Ruthaychonnee Sittichai and Yulia Kovas; Part II. Comparative Data on Bullying: 5. Cyberviolence and cyberbullying in Europe and India: a literature review Catherine Blaya Kirandeep Kaur and Damanjit Sandhu; 6. Cyberbullying in higher education in India and France: an empirical investigation Catherine Blaya Kirandeep Kaur Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 7. Participant roles in bullying: what data from Indian classes can tell us about the phenomenon Mechthild Schäfer Manuel Stoiber Tamara Bramböck Hannes Letsch Klaus Starch and Suresh Sundaram; 8. Bullying defending and victimization in Western Europe and India: similarities and differences Frits Goossens Jeroen Pronk Nikki Lee Tjeert Olthof Mechthild Schäfer Manuel Stoiber Suresh Sundaram Sajeeth Kumar Gopalakrishnan Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur and Shubdeep Kaur; 9. Defining the relationship between risk-taking and bullying during adolescence: a cross-cultural comparison Nikki C. Lee Jeroen Pronk Tjeert Olthof Damanjit Sandhu Shubhdip Kaur and Frits A. Goossens; Part III. Working with Students and Teachers: 10. PhotoStory: a legitimate research tool in cross-cultural research Phillip Slee Grace Skrzypiec Damanjit Sandhu Kirandeep Kaur and Marilyn Campbell; 11. Pre-service teachers' understanding of bullying in Australia and India: implications for practice Barbara Spears Carmel Taddeo Lesley-Anne Ey Alexander Stretton Toby Carslake Colette Langos Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 12. Indian perspectives on bullying and cyberbullying: documentary interviews with teachers and educational professionals from Punjabi and Tamil Nadu Alison Wotherspoon Barbara Spears Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; 13. Exchanging ideas: anti-bullying intervention including peer and parent support strategies Fran Thompson Peter K. Smith Catherine Blaya Shubhdip Kaur and Suresh Sundaram; 14. Bullying law and pre-service teachers' perspectives: Australian and Indian contexts Colette Langos Barbara Spears Carmel Taddeo Lesley-Anne Ey Toby Carslake Alexander Stretton Damanjit Sandhu and Suresh Sundaram; Part IV. Commentaries from North America: 15. Looking below the surface: a Canadian perspective on cyberbullying in schools and universities Wanda Cassidy Chantal Faucher and Margaret Jackson; 16. Bullying and school climate in the United States and India Dewey Cornell and Kathan Shukla; 17. Editorial reflections.
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