This book provides a fascinating and considered insight into a phenomenon advancing almost as quickly as technology itself.
Dr Shaheen Shariff starts by examining traditional bullying and then goes on to explain the specific facets of cyberbullying - both physical and psychological. She identifies bullying as a reflection of greater conflicts and cites examples of countries in the Far East, which are experiencing similar issues to those in the West.
She also commends the UK for its work to make internet usage safer and use of conflict resolution. As an expert in law, Shariff offers useful observations of the legal issues of cyberbullying, which are relevant to the UK and Europe.
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