International audienceEstimating the trend in a type of crime requires the comparison of data from several sources. In the case of non-lethal violence, victimisation surveys are at hand, in which a representative sample of respondents are questioned about offences to which they were victims during a given period. The results may be compared with the data contained in statistics for police and gendarmerie activity. Because of the variety of types of violence possibly experienced by survey participants, these will be divided into three categories, analysed in the following order : - serious physical violence entailing working incapacity of at least eight days, - other physical violence (less serious injury, blows, and so on), - " other " viol...
Usually, two measures are used to describetrends in violent crime: police statistics andvictimizatio...
International audienceSince several decades, historians have viewed trends in homicide rates as one ...
Victimisation and insecurity surveys are today one of the major ways to measure and study crime. Sti...
International audienceEstimating the trend in a type of crime requires the comparison of data from s...
International audienceMeasuring crime trends can draw upon several data sources. Victimisation surve...
For many years, measuring crime on the sole basis of computations of the operations of the public ag...
International audienceMeasuring crime is a complex operation, for which research has sought to diver...
International audienceMeasuring crime is a complex operation for which research, following early wor...
The Enveff survey, commissioned by the Service des Droits de femmes in 1997, and which was undertake...
Victimization surveys are most valuable if one can compile their data into the longest possible seri...
International audienceWhile homicides have declined steadily in France since the mid 1980s, convicti...
The Life Events and Health survey (Événements de vie et santé, EVS) statistically explores the relat...
The second half of the 20th century has witnessed a watershed in the systematic study of crime. Unti...
The survey "Violence against women" aims to analyze the phenomenon of violence against women in Ital...
Usually, two measures are used to describetrends in violent crime: police statistics andvictimizatio...
International audienceSince several decades, historians have viewed trends in homicide rates as one ...
Victimisation and insecurity surveys are today one of the major ways to measure and study crime. Sti...
International audienceEstimating the trend in a type of crime requires the comparison of data from s...
International audienceMeasuring crime trends can draw upon several data sources. Victimisation surve...
For many years, measuring crime on the sole basis of computations of the operations of the public ag...
International audienceMeasuring crime is a complex operation, for which research has sought to diver...
International audienceMeasuring crime is a complex operation for which research, following early wor...
The Enveff survey, commissioned by the Service des Droits de femmes in 1997, and which was undertake...
Victimization surveys are most valuable if one can compile their data into the longest possible seri...
International audienceWhile homicides have declined steadily in France since the mid 1980s, convicti...
The Life Events and Health survey (Événements de vie et santé, EVS) statistically explores the relat...
The second half of the 20th century has witnessed a watershed in the systematic study of crime. Unti...
The survey "Violence against women" aims to analyze the phenomenon of violence against women in Ital...
Usually, two measures are used to describetrends in violent crime: police statistics andvictimizatio...
International audienceSince several decades, historians have viewed trends in homicide rates as one ...
Victimisation and insecurity surveys are today one of the major ways to measure and study crime. Sti...