Description |
xi, 113 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm |
Series |
AIC reports. Research and public policy series, 1836-2060 ; 105 |
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Research and public policy series ; no. 105
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Contents |
Executive summary -- Introduction -- Identifying risk factors for Indigenous violence: Some conceptual issues -- The prevalence and nature of Indigenous violent offending -- Risk factors for Indigenous violent offending -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: Data sources and limitations -- Appendix B: Key concepts |
Summary |
This report examines the issues behind the high rates of violent crimes committed by Indigenous people in Australia. It presents findings from research on the prevalence and nature of, and risk factors for, Indigenous violent offending. Sections are included on recidivism, victim and offender characteristics, juvenile violence, drug use, childhood experiences of violence, exposure to pornography, education, employment, income and housing factors, physical health and disability, psychological distress and mental health issues, geographic location and remoteness, and access to services. The report also discusses predicting violent recidivism, evidence and data sources, and gaps in the knowledge |
Analysis |
Aboriginal violence |
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Aboriginal offenders |
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Australia |
Notes |
ANALYTIC |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 100-105) |
Notes |
Australian Institute of Criminology 2010 |
Subject |
Violent offenders -- Australia.
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Violent crimes -- Australia.
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Aboriginal Australians -- Mental health.
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Aboriginal Australians -- Social conditions.
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Author |
Australian Institute of Criminology.
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ISBN |
9781921532481 |
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