Domestic violence and crime and disorder reduction partnerships: Findings from a self-completion questionnaire

Diamond, Alana; Charles, Corrine; Allen, Theresa Herrera

doi:10.1037/e634562007-001

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“…A major flaw in domestic violence policy has been the lack of willingness to provide the resources needed for adequate services. Resource problems were mentioned as being a block to progress in the Home Office survey of CDRP work on domestic violence (Diamond, Charles and Allen 2004). Nationally, there are huge gaps in the provision of refuge services, outreach and children's services, and the progress in developing these has been slow.…”

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Losing the Plot? Researching Community Safety Partnership Work Against Domestic Violence

Radford

Gill

2006

The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

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This article considers the role of feminist community activism and academic research in the context of contemporary crime reduction policy. We draw upon experiences and knowledge gained from our involvement in comprehensive evaluation studies of community responses to domestic violence against women (in two areas of the South East of England) completed in 1996 and in 2004, before and after the present government's crime reduction initiatives. We consider the perils and prospects for academic 'experts' and feminist activists, of the increased emphasis on 'what works' in crime reduction, and the development of new technologies of control, especially in the areas of risk management and performance and monitoring.

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Section: Objective Setting Performance Indicators and 'What Work'mentioning

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Losing the Plot? Researching Community Safety Partnership Work Against Domestic Violence

Radford

Gill

2006

The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

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Trends in Police Research: A Cross‐Sectional Analysis of the 2004 Literature

Varriale¹,

Gibbs²,

Ahlin³

et al. 2007

Police Practice and Research

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This review represents the fifth in an annual special feature in Police Practice and Research: An International Journal. It provides a cross-sectional analysis of the police literature for 2004, with a focus on the substantive categories, publication medium, and methodological typology of such literature. This paper also comments on reviews of years past, using the findings of Beckman, Lum, Wykoff, & Larsen-Vanderwall (2003) as a basis for the discussion of the patterns of the aforementioned characteristics over time. A topically organized bibliography of the 2004 police literature reviewed is provided.

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Trends in police research: a cross‐sectional analysis of the 2006 literature

Bartholomew

Gibbs

Mazeika

et al. 2009

Police Practice and Research

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This is the seventh review in an annual special feature in Police Practice and Research: An International Journal. Taking a cross-sectional view of the 2006 policing literature, the following analyses provide a focus on the substantive categories, publication medium, and methodological typology. We also comment on trends within these categories over time, using the findings from Beckman, Lum, Wyckoff, and LarsenVanderwall (2003) as a basis for the discussion of the patterns over time. A topically organized bibliography of the 2006 policing literature reviewed is also provided.

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Domestic violence and crime and disorder reduction partnerships: Findings from a self-completion questionnaire

Cited by 3 publications

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Losing the Plot? Researching Community Safety Partnership Work Against Domestic Violence

Losing the Plot? Researching Community Safety Partnership Work Against Domestic Violence

Trends in Police Research: A Cross‐Sectional Analysis of the 2004 Literature

Trends in police research: a cross‐sectional analysis of the 2006 literature

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