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Farm crime victimization: a global perspective
Thu, Nov 14, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Foothill G1, 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
Little known to the community of criminological scholars, farms are among the most frequently victimized, and the costs are huge, not only in terms of their monetary costs, but in terms of their psychological and sociologically impacts on farm families and many rural regions of the world. This thematic panel includes presentations that provide not only a literature-based overview of farm crime, but specific examinations of agricultural victimization in Australia, Ireland, and Sweden.
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Individual Presentations
Farmer attitudes to crime, justice and policing in rural Victoria, Australia - Jo-ann Larkins, Federation University Australia; Alistair Harkness, Federation University Australia; Kerry de Vent, Federation University
Crime and threats against Swedish animal production – The perspective of Swedish farmers - Vania Ceccato, Royal Institute of Technology, KTH; Peter Lundqvist, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Catherina Svennefelt, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Eva Göransson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Anders Drottjz, Federation of Swedish Farmers
The Structuring Vectors of Rural Community Safety: Brexit, Police Reform and Rural Social Transformation in the Irish Countryside - Matt Bowden, Dublin Institute of Technology; Artur Pytlarz, Dublin Institute of Technology
A Global Perspective on Farm Victimization: Diversity and Similarity - Joseph Donnermeyer, The Ohio State University