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Nr 3-4 (133-134) (1997)
Artykuły

Bedrohung durch Kriminalität - Objektive und subjektive Sicherheitslage in internationaler Perspektive

[Threat of crime - Objective and subjective security situation in international perspective]

  • Hans Joachim Schneider

Opublikowane 1997-04-30

Słowa kluczowe

  • wiktymologia,
  • prawa człowieka,
  • przestępczość,
  • victimology,
  • human rights,
  • crime
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Utwór dostępny jest na licencji Creative Commons Uznanie autorstwa 4.0 Międzynarodowe.

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Bedrohung durch Kriminalität - Objektive und subjektive Sicherheitslage in internationaler Perspektive: [Threat of crime - Objective and subjective security situation in international perspective]. (1997). Studia Prawnicze The Legal Studies, 3-4 (133-134), 93-122. https://doi.org/10.37232/sp.1997.3-4.4

Abstrakt

Autor artykułu przedstawia problem zagrożenia przestępczością z perspektywy międzynarodowej. Opisuje rolę mediów (serwisów informacyjnych, raportów, filmów dokumentalnych oraz czasopism) w informowaniu społeczeństwa o zagrożeniach wskazując jednocześnie na częste przypadki zniekształceń informacji. Opisuje stopień ryzyka wiktymizacji w kontekście międzynarodowym, jej ryzyko w Polsce, w Niemczech w porównaniu do USA, Japonii oraz Szwajcarii. Ponadto autor przedstawia przejawy i rozwój zagrożenia przestępczością przytaczając rodzaje przestępstw, grupy ofiar oraz stara się scharakteryzować przyczyny zagrożenia. Ponadto opisuje zjawisko strachu przed przestępczością, jego nasilenie, przyczyny oraz konsekwencje.

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