Alcohol plays a key role in crimes such as public order offences, assault and murder, as well as rape and sexual assault1. This is in addition to offences that are obviously alcohol-related, such as driving under the influence of alcohol. The type and severity of alcohol-related offences are wide-ranging, from inconvenience and disturbance to violent assault and manslaughter. Harmful alcohol use is not simply a matter of individual responsibility. The impact of alcohol-related crime and anti-social behaviour has a ripple effect, extending beyond those directly affected to impact on the entire community, including our perceptions of safety and security
The introduction of minimum pricing will lead to reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime in Ireland and s...
We provide a critical review of research in economics that has examined causal relationships between...
Hazardous alcohol use and aggression in youth are substantial global challenges associated with sign...
Alcohol is massively associated with crime. Evidence from the British Medical Association found that...
Alcohol – Where’s the Harm? Conference, 9.30am, Royal College of Physicians One in 11 report they...
Looking into the Australian culture of drinking and the correlations it has with crime numbers. Four...
Alcohol consumption in Ireland doubled between 1970 and 2003, one the largest increases in the world...
This chapter outlines the key areas where alcohol is associated with crime. The strength of this ass...
The true extent of alcohol-related violence and intimidation has been revealed in startling new rese...
We provide a critical review of research in economics that has examined causal relationships between...
In Ireland, the burden of alcohol related harm is often experienced by those around the drinker, be ...
Alcohol can be a source of enjoyment and is an important part of the economy in many countries. Yet ...
In 2009, the Rape and Justice in Ireland Report (RAJI) revealed very high levels of alcohol involvem...
In 2009, the Rape and Justice in Ireland Report (RAJI) revealed very high levels of alcohol involvem...
Alcohol has a complex relationship with any given society. On one hand, it may have some benefits by...
The introduction of minimum pricing will lead to reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime in Ireland and s...
We provide a critical review of research in economics that has examined causal relationships between...
Hazardous alcohol use and aggression in youth are substantial global challenges associated with sign...
Alcohol is massively associated with crime. Evidence from the British Medical Association found that...
Alcohol – Where’s the Harm? Conference, 9.30am, Royal College of Physicians One in 11 report they...
Looking into the Australian culture of drinking and the correlations it has with crime numbers. Four...
Alcohol consumption in Ireland doubled between 1970 and 2003, one the largest increases in the world...
This chapter outlines the key areas where alcohol is associated with crime. The strength of this ass...
The true extent of alcohol-related violence and intimidation has been revealed in startling new rese...
We provide a critical review of research in economics that has examined causal relationships between...
In Ireland, the burden of alcohol related harm is often experienced by those around the drinker, be ...
Alcohol can be a source of enjoyment and is an important part of the economy in many countries. Yet ...
In 2009, the Rape and Justice in Ireland Report (RAJI) revealed very high levels of alcohol involvem...
In 2009, the Rape and Justice in Ireland Report (RAJI) revealed very high levels of alcohol involvem...
Alcohol has a complex relationship with any given society. On one hand, it may have some benefits by...
The introduction of minimum pricing will lead to reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime in Ireland and s...
We provide a critical review of research in economics that has examined causal relationships between...
Hazardous alcohol use and aggression in youth are substantial global challenges associated with sign...