00809nam a2200133   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000350005533004360009046100970052660600270062370000150065085200100066518147  a20020205u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aDistributive justice and crime  aThe heavy concentration of crime on a few areas, and the concentration on the chronically victimised within those areas, together illustrate the gross inequality of the risk of crime victimisation. This inequality also characterises other hazards of life. Criminology has too often reduced the problem of crime to the problem of the offender. Recognising crime hazard as issue of distributive justice requires a different mind set.  vV.9,n.4dDec. 2001pp.413-425tEuropean Journal on Criminal Policy and ResearchcNetherlands  aJUSTIÇA DISTRIBUTIVA  aPEASEbKen  jP.275