British Crime Survey
Black and Minority Ethnic groups’ experiences and perceptions of crime, racially motivated crime and the police: findings from the 2004/05 British Crime Survey
... 2004/05 British Crime Survey ...of crime and racially motivated crimes and to compare these with the White ...victimisation survey of approximately 45,000 adults living in private ...
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Drug use and social change: Secondary analysis of the British Crime Survey (1994 8) and Youth Lifestyles Survey (1998/9)
... f crime based on respondents’ experiences o f victimisation (Maguire, ...this survey has been administered by specialist companies according to the highest standards o f quantitative social ...
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Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking:findings from the British Crime Survey
... Comparisons between the profiles of events re p o rted ‘since 16’ and ‘last year’ in this re p o rt should be treated with caution. There are at least five reasons for diff e re n c e s between these two time frames. ...
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Crime, Policing and Justice: the Experience of Ethnic Minorities Findings from the 2000 British Crime Survey
... 55 Police contact with suspects has been a source of friction – often the focal point of friction – between the police and some minority ethnic groups for several decades. In the 1970s there was vigorous campaigning ...
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Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking: findings from the British Crime Survey
... The typology of forms of sexual assault is more detailed than in either the conflict tactics scale (which has just one sexual item), or in earlier BCS work. There are two main levels: serious sexual assaults and less ...
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British Crime Survey: options for extending the coverage to children and people living in communal establishments
... Most survey organisations’ good practice guidelines would tell interviewers to ensure that a responsible adult (usually a parent) was at home during the ...in survey research (Reeves et ...
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Children’s experience and attitudes towards the police, personal safety and public spaces: findings from the 2009/10 British Crime Survey interviews with children aged 10 to 15, supplementary volume 3 to Crime in England and Wales 2009/10
... Around a quarter of children (23%) aged 10 to 15 said that they had had contact with the police in the last 12 months. Contact with the police was most commonly initiated by the police (this was the case for 52% of ...
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Homophobic hate crime The Gay British Crime Survey 2008
... The survey was conducted using an online interview administered to members of the YouGov plc GB panel of 185,000 individuals who have agreed to take part in ...the survey and providing a link to the ...
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Police performance measurement: an annotated bibliography
... the British Crime Survey so that public confi- dence can be measured using local survey data, while Myhill and Bradford (2012) examine quality of police ser- vice and its impact on public ...
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Stopping rape: towards a comprehensive policy
... She has conducted research on gender-based violence for the UK Home Office, published as Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking: Findings from the British Crime Survey with Allen[r] ...
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The decline in the rate of domestic violence has stopped: removing the cap on repeat victimisation reveals more violence
... This Research Briefing is from the ESRC funded project ‘Is the rate of domestic violence increasing or decreasing? A re-analysis of the British Crime Survey’. This work was supported by the Economic ...
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New survey methodologies in researching violence against women
... the British Crime Survey has simple screening questions and a ‘victim form’ for those who answer any gate question in the ...same survey, the reported rates of domestic violence in the victim ...
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Reliability and Stability of the Standard Fear of Crime Indicator in a National Panel Over 14 Years
... of crime is a frequent topic in social surveys. Most often, fear of crime is measured with a variant of the item Is there any area near where you live that is, within a mile where you would be afraid to ...
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Hip surgeons and leg length inequality after primary hip replacement.
... The survey was sent to members of the British Hip Society in an attempt to only include surgeons performing large numbers of ...This survey received a response rate of 39%, which is in the published ...
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Methodological Issues in Survey Research on the Inhibition of Crime
... GREENBERG** In a recent article, Grasmick and Green analyze the relationships they observe in their sample between scales for L = threat of legal punishment, S = threat of social disappr[r] ...
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Minority ethnic groups and crime: findings from the Offending, Crime and Justice Survey 2003
... the survey questions – interviewers were trained to reassure the respondent about the confidentiality of their data; CASI and A-CASI technology was used to allow respondents to answer without the aid of the ...
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Class and cuisine in contemporary Britain : the social space, the space of food and their homology
... Is there anyone, then, who has conducted a more satisfactory assessment of the impact of class á la Bourdieu on food tastes, making room for a refined analysis of not only volume of capital but composition too? The ...
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Global Sustainability Accounting-Developing EXIOBASE for Multi-Regional Footprint Analysis
... The data in the Global Material Flow Database are mainly based on four data sources: the British Geological Survey (BGS) and the US Geological Survey (USGS) for metal and mineral data; [r] ...
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The impact of the introduction of the UK minimum wage on the employment probabilities of low wage workers
... Table 2 also presents the results from estimating the model using NES data. As far as possible the specification adopted is equivalent to that used in the analysis of the LFS and BHPS data. However the NES provides much ...
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Criminalising clients: some evidence from the UK
... of crime do not hold with respect to prostitution: for example, whilst the effect of other risky behaviours on demand for paid sex is the one expected from the crime literature (that is they are positively ...
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