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Main Author: Lincoln, Alan Jay
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ320121
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contents Patterns and Costs of Crime. Lincoln, Alan Jay Antisocial Behavior Costs Crime Crime Prevention Library Surveys Public Libraries Research Methodology Stealing Tables (Data) Vandalism Victims of Crime Presents results of the Library Crime Research Project, a three-year study of crime and disruption patterns in public libraries in all 50 states. Patterns of crime, costs of crime (direct, indirect), losses due to crime, patterns of security use, and effects of victimization are covered. Three references are listed. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Patterns and Costs of Crime.
Lincoln, Alan Jay
Antisocial Behavior
Costs
Crime
Crime Prevention
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Research Methodology
Stealing
Tables (Data)
Vandalism
Victims of Crime
Patterns and Costs of Crime. Lincoln, Alan Jay Antisocial Behavior Costs Crime Crime Prevention Library Surveys Public Libraries Research Methodology Stealing Tables (Data) Vandalism Victims of Crime Presents results of the Library Crime Research Project, a three-year study of crime and disruption patterns in public libraries in all 50 states. Patterns of crime, costs of crime (direct, indirect), losses due to crime, patterns of security use, and effects of victimization are covered. Three references are listed. (EJS)
title Patterns and Costs of Crime.
topic Antisocial Behavior
Costs
Crime
Crime Prevention
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Research Methodology
Stealing
Tables (Data)
Vandalism
Victims of Crime
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ320121