Add to ORKGIn general, farm crime has not attracted a lot of research activity. Marissa McCall and Peter Homel review types of farm crime, farmer attitudes to crime and prevention, difficulties in dealing with this type of crime, and crime prevention programs and tactics. As repeat victimisation has been identified as an outstanding feature, it is recommended that this be targeted in crime prevention programs
Rural crime is an issue for farms across the United Kingdom. The costs of farm crime are at their hi...
This paper explores farmer’s experiences of crime and their attitudes towards crime prevention in on...
Farming is not only a profession, for many it is a lifestyle. Farmers’ place of work is often their ...
Whilst rural offending has hitherto been largely overlooked, the canon of scholarly examination of r...
Crime devastates lives and communities: not only in cities, but in remote settings, provincial towns...
This is the report of the second of three annual surveys of farm crime in Australia. Although the ra...
Recognising that the impacts of acquisitive crime on farms are both economic and social, the Victori...
Farm crime is a relatively neglected area of research in the criminological literature. Some work ha...
This article presents select findings from 'farm crime' victimisation surveys undertaken in the two ...
Farms in England and Wales continue to have low levels of crime prevention measures in use desp...
Farms stand apart from other rural businesses in the levels of crimes they experience, and the impac...
Farms stand apart from other rural businesses in the levels of crimes they experience, and the impac...
Prevention strategies to address biosecurity threats in the Australian agricultural sector primarily...
Rural crime is seen within the academic literature to have been overlooked in favour of urban crime....
In the 1990s, along with moral panics about escalating crime rates and fear of crime, an interest in...
Rural crime is an issue for farms across the United Kingdom. The costs of farm crime are at their hi...
This paper explores farmer’s experiences of crime and their attitudes towards crime prevention in on...
Farming is not only a profession, for many it is a lifestyle. Farmers’ place of work is often their ...
Whilst rural offending has hitherto been largely overlooked, the canon of scholarly examination of r...
Crime devastates lives and communities: not only in cities, but in remote settings, provincial towns...
This is the report of the second of three annual surveys of farm crime in Australia. Although the ra...
Recognising that the impacts of acquisitive crime on farms are both economic and social, the Victori...
Farm crime is a relatively neglected area of research in the criminological literature. Some work ha...
This article presents select findings from 'farm crime' victimisation surveys undertaken in the two ...
Farms in England and Wales continue to have low levels of crime prevention measures in use desp...
Farms stand apart from other rural businesses in the levels of crimes they experience, and the impac...
Farms stand apart from other rural businesses in the levels of crimes they experience, and the impac...
Prevention strategies to address biosecurity threats in the Australian agricultural sector primarily...
Rural crime is seen within the academic literature to have been overlooked in favour of urban crime....
In the 1990s, along with moral panics about escalating crime rates and fear of crime, an interest in...
Rural crime is an issue for farms across the United Kingdom. The costs of farm crime are at their hi...
This paper explores farmer’s experiences of crime and their attitudes towards crime prevention in on...
Farming is not only a profession, for many it is a lifestyle. Farmers’ place of work is often their ...