Link between victimisation and offending, and exclusion
Hoodie or goodie? The link between violent victimisation and offending in young people: a research report
... These included situations when the victim and offender mixed in the same social circles or lived in the same area, which was reported to be a common aspect of crime between young people. Practitioners also ...
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Offenders as Victims of Crime? An Investigation into the Relationship Between Criminal Behaviour and Victimisation
... direct link between offending behaviour and the risk of victimisation, once lifestyle characteristics are controlled ...both offending behaviour and the likelihood of being a ...
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An Investigation into the Fear of Crime: Is there a Link between the Fear of Crime and the Likelihood of Victimisation?
... The victimisation rates for interviewees appeared to decrease with age thus it was asserted that people s lifestyles contribute to their chances of victimisation; young people who go out a lot, especially ...
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Working paper The link between financial exclusion and over-indebtedness
... 1.1. Who is affected and what are the consequences? As outlined in the introduction, there is a dearth of data pertaining to the relationship between financial exclusion and over-indebtedness. ...
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The link between vulnerability and social exclusion and criminal trajectories. An association study
... social exclusion a b s t r a c t The aim of this study is to identify the relationship between criminal trajectories and factors invol- ving vulnerability and social exclusion in adolescents in ...
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Rural Digital Exclusion: The link between Internet Access and Economic Output
... FOREWORD “The findings of this research provide worrying reading for anyone concerned with the economic regeneration of some of the UK’s most deprived rural areas. Clearly there are many different factors that impact the ...
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Staff perceptions of the link between complex trauma and offending behaviour in the youth justice population
... Chapter 4: Discussion people who have experienced traumas, including differences in externalising vs internalising emotions and vulnerability. Participants also identified a number of social mechanisms that might be ...
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Child sexual abuse and subsequent offending and victimisation: A 45 year follow-up study
... or victimisation, including those of a low base rate such as sexual ...databases between 13 and 44 years following their abuse to determine whether victims of CSA were at increased risk of offending ...
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Reducing re-offending by ex-prisoners. Report by the Social Exclusion Unit
... 21 No one is ultimately responsible for the rehabilitation process at any level – from national policy, to the level of the individual prisoner. Responsibility and accountability for outcomes can be very unclear. The ...
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Young People\u27s Experiences of Crime: an Investigation into the Victimisation and Offending of Inner-City Dublin Youth
... youth victimisation and offending in Ireland and is one of three research projects that were established under the Youth Crime Research Project: Young People’s Experiences of ...of victimisation, ...
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Child to parent violence: an analysis of the perceptions of perpetrator and victim gender when considering offending and victimisation
... congruence between the original hypotheses and the acquired ...margins between violence across genders and perceptions of potential violence towards parents, regardless of victim gender was relatively ...in ...
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Virtuous interactions in removing exclusion: The link between foreign market access and access to education
... different between fair trade and a project aiming to improve productivity of a non competitive group of French, Italian or Australian wine producers by developing new lines of product and improving their market ...
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Reducing re-offending by ex-prisoners. Summary of the Social Exclusion Unit report
... No one is ultimately responsible for the rehabilitation process at any level – from national policy, to the level of the individual prisoner. Responsibility and accountability for outcomes can be very unclear. The ...
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An Approach for Implementing Dual Link Failure Resiliency through Backup Link Mutual Exclusion
... is link and node diverged from the primary tunnel, such that if any element (link or node) along the primary path fails, the head end reroutes the traffic onto the backup ...tunnels between the same ...
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Investigating the Relationship between Paranoia, Attachment and Victimisation in a Student Population
... face may be therapeutically fruitful given the link between paranoia and powerlessness. 4.5.1.3. Schools, Universities, and Broader Societal Implications Participants’ accounts of bullying ...
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Hearing and justice: The link between hearing impairment in early childhood and youth offending in Aboriginal children living in remote communities of the Northern Territory, Australia
... ation between HI and youth offending, for boys only, how- ever this association was not evident after controlling for other risk ...youth offending for remote Aboriginal children including the ...
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'Between a Rock and a Hard Place' : Responses to Offending in Residential Childcare
... to offending behaviour, thereby making police contact the option of last resort a practice ...The link between training and models of care should also be ...
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Adult sex offenders in youth-oriented institutions: evidence on sexual victimisation experiences of offenders and their offending patterns
... sexual victimisation experiences, factors influencing the selection of victims and the locations where the sexual assaults ...avert offending by reducing opportunities to offend, as well as the associated ...
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Between Inclusion and Exclusion
... Mesopotamia between local Late Chalcolithic communities and southern Mesopotamian newcomers have fo- cused on the relationship between material culture and social identities, 16 and also ...
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The relationship between psychopathology and psychopathic traits, among offending and non-offending male youths
... Kosson, 2010). Sevecke and Kosson (2010), exemplify this relation, recurring to the example of the common belief that depressive disorders are negatively correlated with psychopathic traits in adulthood. In first place, ...
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