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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Victim offender overlap"”.

  1. First time offenders as once and future victims: Using police records to explore the victim-offender overlap in the Turning Point Project

    Introduction The victim-offender overlap is an important phenomenon in criminology (Jennings et al, 2012). The research supporting the existence of the overlap is undisputable and it is arguably one of the most significant facts in criminology (Bottoms and Costello, 2010). Current research has …

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  2. Taking It To The Streets: A Comparative Analysis Of Violent Victimization, The Victim-Offender Overlap, And The Victim-Fear Relationship Among School And Street-Involved Youth In Toronto

    Research on violent victimization among youth has received a considerable amount of academic attention in recent years; however, this research has typically been conducted separately for conventional populations of school-based youth and at-risk populations of street-involved youth. Although it is …

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  3. Policing domestic abuse in an English police force: navigating definitional boundaries and exploring tensions between policy and practice

    … couples with a male perpetrator and a female victim. Given the expansion of the cross-government definition of DA over the past few decades, the findings and conclusions of such studies are insufficient, as they exclude analysis of DA between family members and non-heterosexual CFIP. It is …

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  4. PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTORS FOR CYCLICAL URBAN VIOLENCE

    … population experiences higher rates of violent victimization and perpetration, race should not be analyzed as an isolated variable. The social disorganization theory posits that social, cultural, and structural environmental factors shape a person’s behavior; this theory would suggest that …

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