Crime Surveys and Victims of Crime
$15.00
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| Trade Discount | 5 + | 25% |
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Lawrence Koffman is a reader in Law at the Centre for Legal Studies, University of Sussex, Brighton.
“ . . . an excellent example of its type and, in particular, provides a concentration upon those specifically rural dimensions which are most often missing within an urban-dominated literature . . . These, and a wealth of other findings, make this modestly-priced book a rewarding as well as informative investment for any probation library.” –Probation Journal
“ . . . an extremely thorough review of crime statistics, crime surveys and an example of the sorts of issues addressed in a local crime survey. I would put it in the undergraduate/general reader market where I am sure it will be highly thought of.” –British Journal of Criminology
“A useful little primer on the use and misuse of official statistics on crime and victimisation. Indeed everything you wanted to know about crime surveys, their content and methodology, strengths and weaknesses.” –Labour Campaign for Criminal Justice Newsletter
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| Dimensions | 1 × 9 × 6 in |
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