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The Resource The impact of crime prevention on Aboriginal communities, Chris Cunneen

The impact of crime prevention on Aboriginal communities, Chris Cunneen

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Reviews research evidence relating to the incidence of crime and violence in Indigenous communities and the effectiveness of Australian and international crime prevention programs for Indigenous people; night patrols and justice groups; successful programs focussed on drug and alcohol and family violence issues; sentencing alternatives - circle sentencing
Language
eng
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Publication
Extent
131 pages
Note
  • "September 2001"
  • "This research report has been written by Associate Professor Chris Cunneen, with assistance provided by Tessa Boyd-Caine and Keisha Hopgood. It was commissioned by the Crime Prevention Division and the Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council within the NSW Attorney General's Department."--Inside cover
Contents
  • Understanding crime prevention in Indigenous communities
  • Crime levels in Indigenous communities
  • Major crime prevention programs in Aboriginal communities
  • Crime prevention programs aimed at crimes of violence in Aboriginal communities
  • Crime prevention programs and sentencing alternatives in Aboriginal communities
  • Education, drug and alcohol, support and community supervision programs in Aboriginal communities
  • Mäori crime prevention in New Zealand
  • Native American crime prevention in the USA
  • Indigenous crime prevention in Canada
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9780734767714
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The impact of crime prevention on Aboriginal communities
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The impact of crime prevention on Aboriginal communities
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Chris Cunneen
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Author
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Language
eng
Summary
Reviews research evidence relating to the incidence of crime and violence in Indigenous communities and the effectiveness of Australian and international crime prevention programs for Indigenous people; night patrols and justice groups; successful programs focussed on drug and alcohol and family violence issues; sentencing alternatives - circle sentencing
Additional physical form
Also available online at the NSW Attorney General's Crime Prevention Division website http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/cpd and Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council's website at: www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/ajac
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NSL
Dewey number
364.40899915
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government publication of a state province territory dependency etc
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no index present
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non fiction
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bibliography
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The impact of crime prevention on Aboriginal communities, Chris Cunneen
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Publication
Note
  • "September 2001"
  • "This research report has been written by Associate Professor Chris Cunneen, with assistance provided by Tessa Boyd-Caine and Keisha Hopgood. It was commissioned by the Crime Prevention Division and the Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council within the NSW Attorney General's Department."--Inside cover
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Bibliography: p. 122-131
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Contents
Understanding crime prevention in Indigenous communities -- Crime levels in Indigenous communities -- Major crime prevention programs in Aboriginal communities -- Crime prevention programs aimed at crimes of violence in Aboriginal communities -- Crime prevention programs and sentencing alternatives in Aboriginal communities -- Education, drug and alcohol, support and community supervision programs in Aboriginal communities -- Mäori crime prevention in New Zealand -- Native American crime prevention in the USA -- Indigenous crime prevention in Canada
Control code
000023708763
Dimensions
30 cm.
Extent
131 pages
Isbn
9780734767714
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