Does the fear of crime erode public confidence in policing? (2009)
Jackson, Jonathan, Bradford, Ben, Hohl, Katrin, Farrall, Stephen
This paper examines the relationship between public confidence in policing and public perceptions of crime, disorder and social cohesion. Combining data from ten sweeps of the British Crime Survey,...
Does the Fear of Crime Erode Public Confidence in Policing? (2009)
Jackson, Jonathan, Bradford, Ben, Hohl, Katrin, Farrall, Stephen
This paper examines the relationship between public confidence in policing and public perceptions of crime, disorder and social cohesion. Combining data from ten sweeps of the British Crime Survey,...
The Moral Economy of Everyday Crime: Markets, Consumers and Citizens (2006)
Karstedt, Susanne, Farrall, Stephen
Between the crimes in the suites and the crimes in the streets lies the mostly unexplored terrain within which we find crimes of ‘everyday life’. Not all of these are formally illegal, but all...
The Moral Economy of Everyday Crime: Markets, Consumers and Citizens (2006)
Karstedt, Susanne, Farrall, Stephen
Between the crimes in the suites and the crimes in the streets lies the mostly unexplored terrain within which we find crimes of ‘everyday life’. Not all of these are formally illegal, but all...
Godfrey, Barry S., Farrall, Stephen, Karstedt, Susanne
Contemporary studies of disparities in the sentencing of male and female offenders claim that the differences found are caused by gender-related contextual factors, but not by a gender bias. In...
Sutton, Robbie M., Farrall, Stephen
In this article, the authors use survey data to explore relationships between gender, fear of crime and socially desirable responding. The data show that for men, but not women, reported fear levels...
Godfrey, Barry S., Farrall, Stephen, Karstedt, Susanne
Contemporary studies of disparities in the sentencing of male and female offenders claim that the differences found are caused by gender-related contextual factors, but not by a gender bias. In...
Research Note: The Frequency of the Fear of Crime (2004)
Research exploring the emotional responses to crime experienced by the citizens of several major European and North American countries, including the UK, has suggested that a significant proportion...
Ditton, Jason, Chadee, Derek, Farrall, Stephen, Gilchrist, Elizabeth, Bannister, Jon
Although a connection between media reports and dramatizations of crime and peoples' fear of crime is intuitively attractive, an actual relationship has been discovered surprisingly infrequently....
From Imitation to Intimidation (2004)
Ditton, Jason, Chadee, Derek, Farrall, Stephen, Gilchrist, Elizabeth, Bannister, Jon
Although a connection between media reports and dramatizations of crime and peoples’ fear of crime is intuitively attractive, an actual relationship has been discovered surprisingly infrequently....
Gender, Socially Desirable Responding and the Fear of Crime (2004)
Sutton, Robbie M., Farrall, Stephen
In this article, the authors use survey data to explore relationships between gender, fear of crime and socially desirable responding. The data show that for men, but not women, reported fear levels...
Probation, social context and desistance from crime /--by Stephen Farrall. (2001)
Supervisor: Roger Hood.
Social Psychology and the Fear of Crime (2000)
Farrall, Stephen, Bannister, Jon, Ditton, Jason, Gilchrist, Elizabeth
Research and theorizing about the fear of crime has, in the main, been dominated by researchers who have relied upon sociological or socio-demographic variables to account for variations in fear...
Reactions to victimisation: why has anger been ignored? (1999)
Ditton, Jason, Farrall, Stephen, Bannister, Jon, Gilchrist, Elisabeth, Pease, Ken
This article has been published in the journal, Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International Journal [© Perpetuity Press].
Reactions to victimisation: why has anger been ignored? (1999)
Ditton, Jason, Farrall, Stephen, Bannister, Jon, Gilchrist, Elisabeth, Pease, Ken
This article has been published in the journal, Crime Prevention and Community Safety: An International Journal [© Perpetuity Press].
WOMEN AND THE 'FEAR OF CRIME': Challenging the Accepted Stereotype (1998)
GILCHRIST, ELIZABETH, BANNISTER, JON, DITTON, JASON, FARRALL, STEPHEN
Professional empirically generated survey data about the fear of crime persistently indicate relatively small but statistically significant differences between fear rates expressed by men and women....
FARRALL, STEPHEN, BANNISTER, JON, DITTON, JASON, GILCHRIST, ELIZABETH
Research upon the fear of crime has grown substantially in recent years. From its very inception, this field has relied almost exclusively upon quantitative surveys, which have suggested that the...