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  • Bova A. A.
    PhD. in Sociology
    Senior scientific fellow, Head of the research department
    State research institute, Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
    4A, Kuruzova Str., Kyiv, 01011, Ukraine
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Sociology

Criminal victimization of the population in the countries with transient economy

Ukr. socìum, 2007, 2(19): 20-28
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Ukrainian
https://doi.org/10.15407/socium2007.02.020
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A methodology of carrying out the cross-national victimological researches is considered. The opinion poll data on the victims of crimes in the countries with transient economy which were held in the framework of the International Crime Victim Surveys are analyzed. On the basis of data of the European Social Survey, a model which reveals the rules among the socio-demographic groups of persons which suffer, less or more, from crimes is constructed.

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