We Believe the Children: A Moral Panic in the 1980s
by Richard Beck
Richard Beck examines the moral panic surrounding children in the 1980s. We Believe the Children explores how fear, belief, and controversy shaped public understanding of childhood and danger, offering a historical look at the social forces behind one of the era’s defining cultural conflicts.
About This Book
We Believe the Children examines a moral panic that unfolded in the 1980s.
The book focuses on changing public beliefs about children, danger, and responsibility during that period.
It considers how fear and controversy can influence social understanding and public response.
Richard Beck presents the subject as a historical and moral examination of a defining cultural conflict.
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