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International crime statistics : why they are needed, how they should be improved and what has been done so far

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Mugellini, Giulia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2008Action note:

8/17/12 SANDRAW

Summary: Considers the origins of international crime statistics and describes the main complexities and pitfalls related to the problems of validity, reliability and comparability of these statistics.

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Considers the origins of international crime statistics and describes the main complexities and pitfalls related to the problems of validity, reliability and comparability of these statistics.

8/17/12 SANDRAW

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