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... and social construct, but they concern shortcomings in relation to the conceptualisation of male ...fatalism’. Genetic fatalism’ is the equation of biological determinism with inevitability, and the ... See full document

... The concept of ‘pro-environmental behaviour,’ has been defined as “behaviour that consciously seeks to minimize the negative impact of one’s actions on the natural and built world (e.g. minimize resource and energy ... See full document

... and crime, recording and reporting decisions by officials and, indeed, by lay people; and criminalisation as an outcome, as not only the conviction rates which most vividly exemplify the impact of substantive ... See full document

... of crime prevention (McNamara 2015: ...to social problems has been exacerbated in Australia by the proliferation of new and amended criminal laws (Brown 2015) and concern about the sub‐optimal conditions ... See full document

... of masculinities frameworks have emphasised that there is often, within the published literature, a lack of rigour in defining and using these ideas, a tendency towards rigid and essentialist notions about men and ... See full document

... the crime narrative lives in the process of reification (wherein human agency is criminalized in antithesis to the genuine and unagentic VoT), then in the master narrative of security—as storied within human ... See full document

... Matsumoto, Y., ed. 2011 Faces of aging: The lived experiences of the elderly in Japan. Stanford UP. McLaughlin, D., J. Adams, D. Vagenas, A. Dobson 2011 Factors which enhance or inhibit social support: A mixed- ... See full document

... the social meaning of things in their generative context—in this case the consumption practices that work to make an object (a celebrity brand) meaningful within webs of social relations and “flows of ... See full document

... to crime, although the correlation between poverty and crime is yet to consistently verified by research (Hartnagel and Lee, ...collar crime proves inconsistent, poverty continues to be linked to ... See full document

... the social reality around them and cites three examples of youth criminality in the media to support this thesis: the never-ending saga of Erika and Omar at Novi Ligure, the complicated tragedy surrounding Desirée ... See full document

... given social innovation is an ‘isolated’ new solution or – using the analogy of technology systems – a part of a new ‘social system’, that is, a set of interconnected social innovations, affecting ... See full document

... Some suspects will repeatedly do the same style of criminal activities. Some suspects are first time offenders. The researcher aims to mine at a short span of time about the suspects who did the same criminal activity ... See full document

... Co mmercial and public secto r victimisatio n is g enerally mo re difficult to co unt than crimes a g a inst individua ls o r ho useho lds. It is a lso mo re diffic ult to find relia b le a nd reg ula rly updated so ... See full document

... Nowadays terrorist targeting the people using the social networking applications or websites. When any attractive messages like online shopping discount scheme, Internet data plans scheme, free movie tickets ... See full document

... The book covers such diverse topics as his theory of differential association; white-collar crime; crime and social organization; juvenile delinquency; control of crime; methods and tech[r] ... See full document

... responsibility on the Council, Fire Brigade, Police, Primary Care Trust, Probation and other partners to work together to reduce crime and drugs in Hounslow. To do this, every three years we undertake a review of ... See full document

... Flurey, C and White, AK and Rodham, K and Kirwan, J and Noddings, B and Hewlett, S (2017) “Everyone assumes a man to be quite strong”: Men, masculine identity and rheuma- toid arthritis: A case-study approach. ... See full document

... Abstract Health inequalities research has shown a growing interest in participatory ways of working. However, the theoretical ideas underpinning mainstream approaches to participation remain underexplored. This article ... See full document

... The close interaction between theoretical and empirical research and the combination of statistical-econometric analysis with case study-based historical investigation certainly represent important methodological ... See full document

... The concept of crime embraces an extremely diverse range of activities. Even as regards the functioning of society and the economy there may be differing conse- quences from specific types of criminal acts. The ... See full document