This chapter briefly reviews research on fear of crime and its effect on quality of life. It is followed by a methodological section that critically reflects on the limitations associated with measuring fear of crime and describes the data and principal measures available for the analysis.
Research upon the fear of crime has grown substantially in recent years. From its very inception, th...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>This research project ...
This paper is the first of its kind to study quality of life responses of crime victims. Using cross...
This chapter begins by briefly and critically reflecting on the limitations associated with measurin...
HSRC Policy Brief, MarchThe fear of crime has a negative impact on quality of life at the individual...
Fear of crime has been the focus of scientific enquiry for more than fifty years. In this time a num...
A victimisation study conducted among 3300 householders in South Africa’s Nelson Mandela Metropolita...
Fear of crime has been researched since late 1960s and is commonly recognized one of the most freque...
Social values such as safety and security needs of members of society are necessary to ensure a sust...
The purpose of this research was to investigate the level of fear of crime in Ireland and its impact...
Using SASA data and other HSRC public opinion surveys, Ben Roberts provides an overview of the natur...
the majority of NDC areas have targets to reduce fear of crime. This is not surprising given fear o...
This article presents the main results of a biannual inquiry on fear of crime in the city of Oporto ...
Fear of crime describes a range of different feelings, thoughts and behaviours that people have rega...
Is fear-of-crime a crime phobia? Based on the results from the Feelings about Crime Study, it was hy...
Research upon the fear of crime has grown substantially in recent years. From its very inception, th...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>This research project ...
This paper is the first of its kind to study quality of life responses of crime victims. Using cross...
This chapter begins by briefly and critically reflecting on the limitations associated with measurin...
HSRC Policy Brief, MarchThe fear of crime has a negative impact on quality of life at the individual...
Fear of crime has been the focus of scientific enquiry for more than fifty years. In this time a num...
A victimisation study conducted among 3300 householders in South Africa’s Nelson Mandela Metropolita...
Fear of crime has been researched since late 1960s and is commonly recognized one of the most freque...
Social values such as safety and security needs of members of society are necessary to ensure a sust...
The purpose of this research was to investigate the level of fear of crime in Ireland and its impact...
Using SASA data and other HSRC public opinion surveys, Ben Roberts provides an overview of the natur...
the majority of NDC areas have targets to reduce fear of crime. This is not surprising given fear o...
This article presents the main results of a biannual inquiry on fear of crime in the city of Oporto ...
Fear of crime describes a range of different feelings, thoughts and behaviours that people have rega...
Is fear-of-crime a crime phobia? Based on the results from the Feelings about Crime Study, it was hy...
Research upon the fear of crime has grown substantially in recent years. From its very inception, th...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>This research project ...
This paper is the first of its kind to study quality of life responses of crime victims. Using cross...