Crime and democracy
Organised Crime in South Africa since Transition to Democracy
... group’s crime; use of violence to help in attaining goals; and ability to corrupt government officials, police officials and/or corporate ...organised crime as viewed by the “Dutch’s Centrale Recherche ...
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Democratic Regression through Violence? Analyzing the Impact of Violence and Organized Crime on the Quality of Democracy in Mexico
... organized crime in Mexico is not a new phenomenon as drug cartels have been present since the middle of the 20th ...organized crime has historical roots in ...
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Security, city and democracy
... of crime is not enough, as this result needs to be combined with the organisations and processes by which it is obtained, namely the concomitant action of police forces and judi- cial and prison apparatuses that ...
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Democracy of the Future. Comment on “Proposals for a Democracy of the Future” by Bruno Frey
... Under the current parliamentary situation, the governing ‘Law and Justice’ party can in practice enact any law without considering the view from the opposition, as it holds more than 50% (235 out of 460) of the seats in ...
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Terrorism via Democracy? Assessing Democracy Promotion as a Security Rationale
... The success of Indian democracy is profound. The coun- try is unevenly industrialized and developed and is one of the most heterogeneous countries in the world. A healthy bal- ance has been struck in terms of ...
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Crime in developing countries: the contribution of crime science
... of Crime Science makes a small start in filling the ...from crime opportunity theories can be harnessed in understanding and preventing crimes in the developing ...exhaust crime science’s research ...
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Cyber Crime: International Organized Crime- An Overview
... The deliberate release of damaging computer viruses is yet another type of cybercrime. In fact, this was the crime of choice of the first person to be convicted in the United States under the Computer Fraud and ...
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INDEX CRIME & CRIME RATE DATA
... report crime independently for each county; however, some continue to report total crime incident totals with no regard to county of ...agencies’ crime rate, crime index total, and each of the ...
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The Social Costs of Crime and Crime Control
... estimating crime, the authors attempt to explore the situation in ...the crime-related social expenditure ...to crime and the interpretations of the social impacts of the ...by crime was about ...
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Fighting Crime in Chicago the Crime Commission
... A little later in the year, the Crime Commission called attention to the fact that, for a given period, 40 crimes of violence which the Commission's record showed to have been committeed[r] ...
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Predicting Crime Incidents Systematic Approaches and Crime Analysis for Crime Reduction
... A crime or criminal offence is an act harmful not only to some individual but also to a community, society or the ...law. Crime incidents pose a serious threat to the global economy, safety and well-being ...
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The Crime of Present Day Crime Reporting
... Bright as they are and perceptive as they are, American newspaper editors have paid so little attention to the problem of crime news-and crime costs the nation something like twenty-two [r] ...
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Building Peace or Democracy? Perception of Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and Democracy in Bosnia
... In the 1990’s, international peacebuilding reached its apex in response to civil wars that afflicted Rwanda, Mozambique, Somalia, and Yugoslavia. Since then, there has been an increased academic focus on postwar ...
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Democracy: an Incomplete Invention. Reflections on Giovanni Sartori´s what is Democracy?
... of democracy the Middle Ages have little to bring forward, we only have to say that it was a period of darkness, with some flashes of intellectual rebellion in several ...and democracy, and at the same time ...
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Science, Expertise, and Democracy
... Where do these three observations—government’s significant involvement in science, science’s significant effect on the public, and public ignorance—leave us? Taken together, they appear to pose a problem for ...
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Duality and 'particle' democracy
... The democracy associated with the duality results from this kind of modality in their appearance: we could say that it is a “represen- tational” or “functional” democracy, rather than an ontological ...
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Mindfulness, Democracy, and Education
... in Democracy and Education (1916), is usually contrasted as ...liberal democracy could be oversimplified as a state of maximum freedom from government interference and freedom to pursue individual desires, ...
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Walter Lippman's democracy
... The presence of a public philosophy makes a significant difference in the way freedom is defined in a society. In the presence of a public philosophy true freedom reigns, because everyone is united behind the needs of ...
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The Sociality of Democracy
... of democracy in a society [Bewaji, 2012: ...of democracy encapsulates “a system whereby the whole of society can participate, at every level, in the decision-making process and keep control of it” ...
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Participation or democracy at work?
... This book takes us some considerable distance further in critically rejuvenating this subject and analysing the seeming paradox that there appears to be more ‘participation’ than ever in the contemporary workplace but ...
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