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Sydney Institute of Criminology: Recent submissions

    • Spend less and reduce crime: hear how this is done in the United States 

      Aos, Steve
      Published 2011-12-07
      International guest speaker, Steve Aos, is the Director of the Washington State Institute for Public Policy. The Institute is responsible for conducting practical, non-partisan research at legislative direction on issues ...
      Open Access
      Recording, oral
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    • Crime Prevention Evaluation Training 18 October 2011 

      Clancey, Garner; Morgan, Anthony; Willis, Katie
      Published 2011-10-19
      Evidence-based crime prevention requires sound evaluations to be conducted. Unfortunately, few crime prevention programs in Australia are ever rigorously evaluated. This can result in promising initiatives being de-funded ...
      Open Access
      Presentation
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    • Crime Prevention Practice Paper 3: An Overview of the Crime Prevention Plan Endorsement Process in New South Wales 

      Gray, Alicia; Clancey, Garner
      Published 2011-08-11
      Local government has been identified internationally as a key agency in efforts to prevent crime. Numerous policies and guidelines developed in New South Wales (NSW) over the past 10‐15 years have reflected this position. ...
      Open Access
      Working Paper
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    • Abstracts & Biographies: Australasian Teaching Critical Criminology Conference 2007 

      Sydney Institute of Criminology
      Published 2011-05-03
      This document includes the abstracts and biographies of presenters at the 2007 Australasian Teaching Critical Criminology Conference, known in more recent years as the Australian and New Zealand Critical Criminology Conference.
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    • Briefing session: uses and abuses of crime statistics 

      Weatherburn, Don; Holmes, Jessie
      Published 2011-04-14
      This briefing session is a joint initiative of the Sydney Institute of Criminology (University of Sydney) and the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research. The 2010 NSW crime statistics will be released soon (late ...
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