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Longitudinal Study: | HILDA | Title: | Tough on crime: The rhetoric and reality of property crime and feeling safe in Australia | Authors: | Baker, D | Institution: | The Australia Institute | Publication Date: | 2-Aug-2013 | Publisher: | The Australia Institute | Pages: | 31 | Keywords: | crimemedia Property safety politicians |
Abstract: | There is a reality gap between declining crime rates and the popular rhetoric of ‘tough on crime’ media stories and political policies. As the property crime rate has fallen, there has been a corresponding increase in reported feelings of safety. Perceptions of social disorder had the greatest overall influence on people's reported feelings of safety, followed by reported levels of nervousness. | URL: | https://australiainstitute.org.au/report/tough-on-crime/ | ISBN: | ISSN 1836-9014 | Keywords: | Stress -- Life events; Life Events -- Crime; Beliefs and Values | Research collection: | Reports and technical papers |
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