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Crimes against small businesses
- AIC research project
- Start date: November 2001 (complete)
Description
This project involves investigation of the nature and extent of crime problems experienced by small business, and the identification of potentional interventions. The project is funded by the Australian Government Attorney-General's Department, National Crime Prevention Program. More information
Publications
- Police shopfronts and reporting to police by retailers
Natalie Taylor and Kate Charlton, 2005 - Implementing Business Watch : problems and solutions
Kate Charlton and Natalie Taylor, 2003 - Financial and psychological costs of crime for small retail businesses
Natalie Taylor and Pat Mayhew, 2002 - Patterns of victimisation among small retail businesses
Natalie Taylor and Pat Mayhew, 2002 - Reporting of crime against small retail businesses
Natalie Taylor, 2002 - Robbery against service stations and pharmacies : recent trends
Natalie Taylor, 2002 - Crimes against small business in Australia : a preliminary analysis
Santina Perrone, 2000 (findings from 1999 NCP-funded national survey of small businesses, conducted by the AIC) - Robbery and armed hold-ups self assessment sheet (PDF 529kB)
- Shopstealing self assessment sheet (PDF 527kB)
Related links
- Crimes against small businesses projects
- Related project : Crime against residential building sites
- Related topic : Retail and small business crime
- National Crime Prevention Program