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Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice

ISSN 0817-8542
Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1986-

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Concise, peer-reviewed papers on criminological topics for policy makers and practitioners.

Nos. 201-250

Nos: 351- | 301-350 | 251-300 | 201-250 | 151-200 | 101-150 | 51-100 | 1-50

250	The experiences of child complainants of sexual abuse in the criminal justice system
249	Sport, physical activity and antisocial behaviour in youth
248	Intelligence-led policing
247	Counting the costs of crime in Australia
246	Suburb boundaries and residential burglars
245	Preserving institutional memory in Australian police services
244	Implementing Business Watch: problems and solutions
243	e-crime solutions and crime displacement
242	Reporting of crime against small retail businesses
241	Pathways from child maltreatment to juvenile offending
240	School strategies to deal with gangs
239	Regulating the market in illicit antiquities
238	Deaths in custody: a gender-specific analysis
237	Understanding youth gangs
236	Arson: exploring motives and possible solutions
235	Farm victimisation in Australia
234	The role of private investigators and commercial agents in law enforcement
233	Organised crime and common transit networks
232	Burglary reduction and the myth of displacement
231	Approaching organised crime: where are we now and where are we going?
230	Firearms theft in Australia
229	Financial and psychological costs of crime for small retail businesses
227	Anger management and violence prevention: improving effectiveness
226	DNA identification in the criminal justice system
225	The illegal market in Australian abalone
224	Electronic voting: benefits and risks
223	Robbery against service stations and pharmacies: recent trends
222	Community participation and regional crime
221	Patterns of victimisation among small retail businesses
220	Older people and consumer fraud
219	Bullying and victimisation in schools: a restorative justice approach
218	The illicit market in diamonds
217	Australian deaths in custody and custody-related police operations, 2000
216	Solvability factors of homicide in Australia: an exploratory analysis
215	The stolen vehicle parts market
214	The detection and prevention of cargo theft
213	Policing urban burglary
212	The victimisation of older Australians
211	Research for police: who needs it?
210	Indigenous and non-Indigenous homicides in Australia: a comparative analysis
209	Economic transformation and regional crime
208	Organised crime and people smuggling/trafficking to Australia
207	Aggression and the development of delinquent behaviour in children
206	Crime reduction through product design
205	Drug detection and its role in law enforcement
204	Young Indigenous males, custody and the rites of passage
203	Deaths in custody: 10 years on from the Royal Commission
202	Cross-border economic crime: the agenda for reform
201	Age of illicit drug initiation

Nos: 351- | 301-350 | 251-300 | 201-250 | 151-200 | 101-150 | 51-100 | 1-50