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Published on Jan 02, 2024

Measuring crime in place: Distinguishing between area victimisation and area offences

Crime data is essential to the running of a safe society. But are we measuring crime in the best way? Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat, David Buil-Gil and Jose Pina-Sánchez explore how the current system could be improved.

by Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat, David Buil-Gil, and Jose Pina-Sánchez
Published onJan 02, 2024
Measuring crime in place: Distinguishing between area victimisation and area offences
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Measuring crime in place: Distinguishing between area victimisation and area offences
Measuring crime in place: Distinguishing between area victimisation and area offences
by Brunton-Smith, Ian, Cernat, Alexandru, Buil-Gil, David, and Pina-Sànchez, Jose
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Crime data is essential to the running of a safe society. But are we measuring crime in the best way? Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat, David Buil-Gil and Jose Pina-Sánchez explore how the current system could be improved.

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Crime data is essential to the running of a safe society. But are we measuring crime in the best way? Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat, David Buil-Gil and Jose Pina-Sánchez explore how the current system could be improved.

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ISSN 2766-7170
ISSN 2766-7170
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