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Measurement of the Extent of Youth Crime
in Scotland
Appendix C1: Bibliography of core reference
documents
Anderson, Simon et al (1994).
Cautionary Tales - young people, crime and policing in
Edinburgh. Aldershot: Avebury
Anderson, Simon (1997).
A Study of Crime in Rural Scotland. The Scottish
Office, Central Research Unit. Scotland: The Stationery
Office
Anderson, Simon and Sawyer, Beckie (1999).
Evaluation of the Teenwise alcohol project.
Scottish Executive Central Research Unit. Available through
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/pub_XX.asp?Year=1999
Audit Scotland (2002),
Vandalism and Fire in Schools Cost Councils Over £8M
Last Year. Press Release 25 June 2002.
Australian Institute of Family Studies (0ctober 2002).
Patterns and precursors of adolescent antisocial
behaviour - the first report. Australia: Crime
Prevention Victoria, Victoria Government. Available at
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Brand, Sam and Price, Richard (2000).
The economic and social costs of crime. Home
Office Research Study 217. London: Home Office. Available
at
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs/hors217.pdf
Budd Tracey and Sims, Lorraine (2001)
Antisocial behaviour and disorder: findings from the
2000 British Crime Survey. Home Office Findings 145.
London: Home Office. Available at
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/rf2001.html
Burrows John and Ingram, Dave (1999)
Counting the Cost - crime against business in
Scotland. Scotland: Scottish Executive Central
Research Unit.
Clapham, David et al (1995).
A Baseline Study of Housing Management in
Scotland. Central Research Unit, The Scottish
Office.
Communities that Care FOR Youth Justice Board (November
2001).
Risk and protective factors associated with youth crime
and effective interventions to prevent it. YJB
Research Note No 5. Youth Justice Board. Available at
http://www.youth-justice-board.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/711B17F5-FD94-4450-B649-1169A3437EE3/0/YJB_RiskReport1.pdf
Crime and Disorder Act 1998 Chapter 37. London:
The Stationery Office.
Dillane, J et al (2001).
Evaluation of the Dundee Families Project - final
report. Scotland: Scottish Executive Central Research
Unit. Available at
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ESYTC ( 2001)
The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime -
Report to ESRC on Sweeps 1 and 2. Edinburgh
University. Available at
http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/cls/esytc/reporttoesrc.htm
ESYTC ( 2003)
The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime -
Report to ESRC on Sweeps 3 and 4. Edinburgh
University. Available at
http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/cls/esytc/reporttoesrc03.htm
European Commission (2003)
Results of Eurobarometer 58.0: Analysis of Public
Attitudes to Insecurity, Fear of Crime and Crime
Prevention. Brussels: European Commission Available at
http://www.europa.eu.int/comm/public_opinion/archives/eb/ebs_181_sum_en.pdf
Farrall, S et al (1997) Measuring Crime and the Fear of
Crime: Findings from a Methodological Study.
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P.657-678.
Farrington, D.P. (1999) Measuring, explaining and
preventing shoplifting.
Security Journal Vol 12(1) pg9-27.
Flood-Page, Claire et al (2000).
Youth Crime: Findings from the 1998/99 Youth Lifestyles
Survey. Home Office Research Study 209. London: Home
Office. Available at
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GREAT BRITAIN. Department of the Environment, Trade and
the Regions (2000)
Report of the Policy Action Team 8: Anti-social
behaviour. Available at
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GREAT BRITAIN
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Neighbourhood
Renewal Unit. Youth nuisance report. Available at
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Hartless, J. M. et al (1995) More Sinned Against than
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British Journal of Criminology. Vol.35. No.1. pg
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Home Office (2002)
Criminal Statistics, England and Wales 2001 Cmd
5696. London: The Stationery Office
Home Office Crime Reduction Toolkits website. Available
at
http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/toolkits/index.htm
.
Hope, Steven, Martin, Chris and Dudleston, Anna (2003
) Scotland's People: Results from the 2001/2002
Scottish Household Survey - Volume 7. Edinburgh:
Scottish Executive. Available at
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Joseph Rowntree Foundation (2003
), Community Policing Experiment Failed to Reduce
Residents' Fear of Crime. Press Release 9 October
2003. Available at
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McGallagly, Inspector Joe, Power, Prof. Kevin and
Littlewood, Peter and Meikle, Janice (1998)
Evaluation of the Hamilton Child Safety
Initiative. Edinburgh: The Scottish Office.
Summary available at
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/documents/crf24-00.htm
MVA (2002).
Young People and crime in Scotland - findings from the
2000 Scottish Crime Survey Edinburgh: Scottish
Executive Central Research Unit
MVA (2002)
The 2000 Scottish Crime Survey: Overview Report.
Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Central Research Unit.
Available at
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/kd01/green/csor.pdf
MVA (2000)
The 2000 Scottish Crime Survey: First Results.
Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Central Research Unit.
Available at
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/resfinds/crf51-00.asp
Rutter, M. et al (1998)
Anti-social Behaviour by Young People. New York:
Cambridge University Press
NERA (2002), "The Economic Cost of Fraud: A Report for
the Home Office and the Serious Fraud Office." London:
NERA.
Scott, Suzie and Parkey, Hilary (1998) Myths and
Reality: Anti-social behaviour in Scotland.
Housing Studies Vol 13 No 3 pg 325-345.
Scottish Executive (2002)
, Scotland's People: Results from the 2001/2002
Scottish Household Survey. Edinburgh: Scottish
Executive. Available at
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/about/SR/CRU-SocInc/00016002/publications.aspx
Scottish Executive (2003)
Putting our Communities First - a strategy for tackling
anti-social behaviour. Edinburgh: Scottish
Executive
Sellin, T. IN Biderman, J. and Reis, A. (1967) On
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Smith, D. J. et al (2001)
The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime: Key
Findings at Ages 12 and 13. Edinburgh University.
Towler, Keith and Brehoney, Jane (1997
) Hanging around the bus stop: youth crime and young
offenders in rural areas. London: NACRO
Youth Justice Board (2003)
Youth Survey 2003:Research Study conducted for the
Youth Justice Board by MORI January - March 2003.
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Appendix C2: Bibliography of background references
Anon. (2002)
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Commission
Audit Scotland (June 2001)
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Edinburgh: Auditor General Accounts Commission.
Barry, Monica et al (2000).
Children, young people and crime in Britain and
Ireland: from Exclusion to Inclusion - 1998 Conference
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Beinart, Sarah et al (2002)
Youth at risk? A national survey of risk factors,
protective factors and problem behaviour among young people
in England, Scotland and Wales. London: Communities
that Care
Bradshaw, Paul (2003)
Underage drinking and the illegal purchase of
alcohol (Crime and criminal justice) Edinburgh:
Scottish Executive Social Research.
Campbell, Siobhan (January 2002).
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Christmann, Kris, Rogerson, Michelle and Walters, Derek
( 2003
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Sheffield Hallam University.
East, Kate and Campbell, Siobhan (1999)
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Home Office. Available at
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European Crime Prevention Network (EUCPN)
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Fletcher, Nick (2002)
Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and Anti-Social Behaviour
in Scotland: a study of the use of evictions and ASBOs in
Scotland. Edinburgh: Chartered Institute of
Housing
GREAT BRITAIN
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A Guide to Anti-Social Behaviour Orders and Acceptable
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Hagell A (2003)
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Joseph Rowntree Foundation(1996)Understanding and
preventing youth crime
IN Social Policy Research Findings, No 93 Apr
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Joseph Rowntree Foundation (2002)
A national survey of problem behaviour and associated
risk and protective factors among young people.
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Muncie, John (1999)
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Scottish Executive, Neighbourhood Services Team (2003)
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consultation on wardens and other community based
initiatives to tackle anti-social behaviour - summary
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Scottish Executive (2003)
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their community planning partners on preparing submissions
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from a pilot study on the fear of crime.
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Shaw, Margaret
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Tulloch, Prof. J. (2001)
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Fear of Crime: Combining Quantitative and Qualitative
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British Journal of Criminology. Vol 40 Part 3 pg
451-467
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