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The International Crime
Victim Survey (ICVS) is a programme of standardised sample surveys
to look at householders’ experience with crime, policing, crime
prevention and feelings of unsafety in a large number of countries.
Background
information
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Spanish
translation of the Summary report on the Phnom Penh surveys ICVS-5/EU ICS rapport Preparing for ICVS-6 (2009)
Call for ICVS / EU ICS
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This website is hosted by: INTERVICT ^up send contributions for this website to vanKest @ UvT.nl |
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Key publications (including
older ones)
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ICVS-5 (2004/05)
ICVS-4 (2000)
ICVS-3 (1996)
ICVS-2 (1992)
ICVS-1 (1989)
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National reports and comparisons from a single country perspective ^up older publications ICVS-5
ICVS-4
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Some recent publications about (victim survey) methodology ^up older publications
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Publications completely or mainly based on ICVS data ^up older publications ICVS-5
ICVS-4
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Publications in which ICVS data is used ^up older publications ICVS-5
ICVS-4
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Sources for the ICVS-5 data ^up
Argentina - Mariano Ciafardini & Daniel Fernández - de Investigaciones, Ministerio de Justicia y Derechos humanos de la Nacion
Australia - Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra
Brazil -Ilanud, Sao Paolo
Bulgaria - Center for the Study of Democracy, Sofia
Cambodia - Roderic Broadhurst - School of Justice Studies - Queensland University of Technology / Hong Centre for Criminology, Centre for Social Sciences, Hong Kong
Canada - Department of Justice Canada, Ottawa
Estonia - Andri Ahven – Ministry of Justice, Tallinn
Hong Kong - Roderic Broadhurst - Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane and John Bacon Shone, Lena Yue Ying Zhong, Kent Wong Lee - Hong Kong University, Social Science Research Centre
Iceland - Helgi Gunnlaugson, University of Iceland, Reykjavik and Rannveig Thorisdottir, National Commissioner of the Icelandic Police, Reykjavik
Japan -Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice - Chiba
Lithuania - The Institute of Law of the Republic of Lithuania - Vilnius
Mexico - Luis de la Barreda – ICESI, Mexico City
Mozambique - Anna Alvazzi del Frate and John van Kesteren – UNICRI
New Zealand - Department of Research, Evaluation & Modelling – Ministry of Justice - Wellington
Northern Ireland - Northern Ireland Office, Belfast
Norway - Leif Petter Olausen – Institute of Criminology and Sociology of Law, University of Oslo
Peru - Hugo Morales – Faculty of Psychology, San Marcos University, Lima
Poland - Beata Gruszczynska, M. Marczewski & Andrzej Siemaszko - Institute of Justice, Warsaw
Republic of South Africa - Beaty Naudé & Johan Prinsloo - Institute for Criminological Sciences, University of South Africa, Pretoria
Scotland - Scotland Executive Office, Edinburgh
Switzerland - Martin Killias, Sandrine Haymoz, Philippe Lamon – Universities of Zurich and Lausanne
Turkey - Galma Jahic -Istanbul Bilgi University and Dr. Aslı Akdaş - Dogus University
USA - United States Department of Justice, Washington
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Data
from 16 countries in the European Union– are from the EU ICS consortium,
lead by Gallup Europe.
They have not been added to the main ICVS database.
Some surveys have not been added yet. E.g. the 2005 Warsaw (Poland), 2005
Lithuania and
the 2006 survey done in Phnom Penh.
Also not included are the ICVS based surveys done in Bosnia-Herzegovina (2001) and Georgia (2001); contact Martin Killias, University of Zurich