Contem mapas, Acts of the International Conference, Rome 18-20 November 1992

Main findings of the 1992 international Survey: Criminal victimisation in the industrialised world: key findings of the 1989 and 1992 international crime surveys / Jan J. M. van Dijk and Patricia Mayhew. Victimisation in the developing world: an overview preliminary key findings from the 1992 international victim survey / Ugljesa Zvekic and Anna Alvazzi del Frate. Central and eastern european victimisation rates: to compare or not to compare? / Andrzej Siemaszko. Experiences, fear and attitudes of victims of crime in Italy / Ernesto U. Savona. Research issues: Aspects of reliability: The 1:5 year Ratio / Aad van der Veen. Measuring victimisations risk: the effects of methodology, Sampling and Fielding / Richard Block. Policy Issues: Policy implications: related to national and international Surveys / Irvin Waller. Local victimisation surveys and criminal policies / Renée Zauberman. Monitoring victim needs and victim programmes / Joanna Shapland. Discussion: Reactions to crime in cross-national perspective / Wesley G. Skogan. Attitudes towards punishment / André Kuhn. Some reflections on the potential contributions of the international crime survey / Ezzat A. Fattah. Victimisation amongst street children in Sudan and Ethiopia: A preliminary analysis / M. Elamin Bushra. New sanctioning prospects for the protection of the victim in penal law / Adelomo Manna. General report: Surveying crime in the global village: assumptions, experiences and ultimate goals / Jan J. M. van Dijk and Ugljesa Zvekic. Police performance and needs assessment / Francesco Bruno. Participants'victim survey / Hans van Grasstek.