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NCJ Number: 151773 Find in a Library
Title: Residential Burglary in the Netherlands: An Analysis of Burglary Risk at County, Regional, and Local Levels in 1988
Author(s): J J A Essers; A W M Eijken
Date Published: 1990
Annotation: This statistical report offers data and a summary analysis of residential burglary in the Netherlands from 1986 police records as gathered by the Central Bureau for Statistics. Information is given for 669 towns, arranged alphabetically by province.
Abstract: Statistics are listed by a predetermined burglary risk factor developed from the number of burglaries per 100 households, number of burglaries, and number of residences in that town. Data is also given by an urbanization factor, developed for each town, and by police region. During 1980-1988, police statistics indicated that residential burglary doubled; a greater increase than all other general or property crime. A listing of related, available publications is included. 2 appendixes, 4 tables, 3 figures, and maps.
Main Term(s): Property crime statistics
Index Term(s): Burglary; Foreign crime statistics; Risk management
Sale Source: Postbus 20301
Directie Criminaliteitspreventie
Ministerie van Justice
2500 EH's-Gravenhage,
Netherlands
Page Count: 57
Type: Statistics
Language: Dutch
Country: Netherlands
Note: 2nd edition, February 1990
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