Abstract
Speakers at this symposium discuss ways to tackle crime. Papers discuss crime prevention, as well as different types of crime, including organised crime, child abuse, family violence, white collar crime, violence against women, consumer crime and violent crime. Papers also explore Aboriginal justice issues, policing multicultural Australia, fraud against the government, juvenile justice and the changing social context of crime.
The first national outlook symposium: Canberra, 5 & 6 June 1995
Contents
- Opening address
Duncan Kerr - The state of the nation
Adam Graycar - The role of crime prevention in modern Australia
Trevor Griffin - Crime prevention: a national approach
Daryl Smeaton - Organised crime
Tom Sherman - Child abuse and family violence
Rosemary Sinclair - Policing multicultural Australia
Neil Comrie - White collar crime
Mick Palmer - Aboriginal justice issues [paper not included]
Michael Dodson - Violence against women [paper not included]
Carmen Lawrence - Fraud against government [paper not included]
Ken McPherson - Juvenile justice [paper not included]
Hal Jackson - Consumer crime [paper not included]
Philip Noonan - Violent crime [paper not included]
Christine Nixon - The changing social context of crime [paper not included]
Don Weatherburn - Overview: future directions [paper not included]
Rhonda Galbally