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Development of methodology for crime recording as the basis for efficient crime control and prevention

Research activity

Code Science Field
S112  Social sciences  Human rights 
S114  Social sciences  Comparative law 
S149  Social sciences  Criminal law, criminal proceedings 
S160  Social sciences  Criminology 
Keywords
crime, crime recording, suppression measures, prevention measures, Serbia, world
Organisations (7) , Researchers (1)
0002  University of Belgrade, Faculty for Special Education and Rehabilitation
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  01437  Vesna Ž. Nikolić-Ristanović  Criminal law, criminal proceedings  Head  2011 - 2019  196 
0017  University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy
0018  University of Belgrade, Faculty of Medicine
0065  University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Law
0137  Institute of criminological and sociological researches
0192  University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies
0212  University Business Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of European Legal and Political Studies
Abstract
Research intends to explore existing knowledge about methods of recording crime data and, on the basis of it, to develop new methodology of crime recording in Serbia. The methodology which will be developed as the result of the research is expected to enable considerable improvement of crime recording. Improved recording will be the basis for more efficient monitoring of crime trends and evaluation of social responses. Also, it will enable evidence based decision making regarding crime suppression and prevention – in general and regarding its individual types in particular. The subject of research will be methods of collection, recording and presentation of crime and crime control data, in Serbia and in the world. The theoretical and empirical research will deal with data recording of both reported and unreported (hidden) crime. Special attention will be paid to recording of data about following crime types, which are considered as having high dark number: juvenile delinquency, violent crime, including violence against women and children, trafficking in persons, war crimes and corruption. On the basis of the analyses of international experiences and situation in Serbia, new methodology of crime recording of both reported and unreported crime will be drafted. New methodology will be tested through quantitative empirical survey on the sample of general population. On the basis of this survey, final proposal of new methodology will be made.
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