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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Rural and farm crime is an oft overlooked area of criminological study, although this is being addressed by a growing number of rural crime researchers. This thematic panel draws together international scholarship which assesses inter alia the incidence and types of victimisation against farms, crime prevention measures, crime reporting rates, community cohesiveness and criminal justice and policy responses. Contributors to Criminology of Food and Agriculture PART I (Farm Victimisation) utilise contemporary primary research in advocating for change.
Farmer and Police Responses to Agricultural Crime in Victoria, Australia - Alistair Harkness, Federation University Australia
Crime Prevention on Farms: Why Bother? - Elaine Barclay, University of New England, Australia
Victimization of Farm Owners and Operators in Georgia, United States - Rudy K. Prine, Valdosta State University; R. Neal McIntyre, Valdosta State University
Farm Crime in England and Wales: Results of a Farmer Survey Identifying the Attitudes of Farmers - Kreseda Smith, Harper Adams University
Rural Crime in South Africa: Searching for Explanations - Willie Clack, University of South Africa; Anthony Minnaar, University of South Africa