Ambiguous Loss Theory: Challenges for Scholars and Practitioners.

Boss, P. (2007) Restricted access but abstract available. Family relations. Volume 56 Issue 2, pages 105-111. View the document.

“My world was falling apart”: the nature and scale of harm experienced by missing adults in the UK.

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Missing People (2022, UK) A report by the charity Missing People which summarises the results from an analysis of adults… Read more “My world was falling apart”: the nature and scale of harm experienced by missing adults in the UK.

Boss, P. (2002) Document available to read online. The Lancet. Volume 360, Special Issue, S39-S40,December 01,2002. View the document

Shalev, K., Schaefer, M., & Morgan, A. (2009). Restricted access but abstract available. International Journal of Police Science and Management,… Read more Investigating missing person cases: how can we learn where they go or how far they travel?

Perkins, D., Roberts, P. and Feeney, G. (2011) Document available to view online. Northumberland: Centre for Search Research. UK data… Read more The UK Missing Person Behaviour Study

Lowery, R. G. (2010, December). Document available to view online. Police Chief Magazine. USA. International Association of Chiefs of Police.… Read more Team Adam: providing missing child search support for police agencies.

Zgoba, K. (2004). Restricted access but and abstract is available. The challenges, advantages and applicability of AMBER Alerts. View the… Read more The Amber Alert: Appropriate solution to preventing child abduction?

Sprague, D. F. (2012) A book available for purchase but an abstract is available. The response to missing child reports… Read more Investigating missing children cases: a guide for first responders and investigators.

Sicafuse, L.L., Miller, M.K. (2010) Restricted access but abstract available. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 37(11) 1237-1254. View the document.