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The Criminal Victimization of Immigrants.

By: Material type: TextSeries: Publisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing AG, 2018Copyright date: ©2018Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (141 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783319690629
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 362.89912
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Contents:
Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The Immigrant as Victim: The Minimal Research -- References -- Chapter 2: Theories of Criminal Victimization -- Micro and Macro Approaches -- Pioneer Theorizing -- Victim-Offender Interactions -- Opportunity Theories: Lifestyle-Exposure and Routine Activities -- A Structural-Choice Model: Integrating Offender, Victim, and Social Context -- Population Heterogeneity and Residential Segregation -- References -- Chapter 3: The Criminal Victimization of Immigrants: A Meta Survey -- Criminal Victimization of Immigrants VERSUS the Native-Born -- California -- New York -- Nineteenth-Century New York -- Other Reports of Intra-Group Victimization Among Immigrants -- Italy -- Miami: Mixed Findings -- The Netherlands -- Sweden -- United Kingdom -- Australia: Another Exception to the Rule -- References -- Chapter 4: Exploiting Immigrant Vulnerability -- Coming to America -- Intra-group Victimization: The Norm -- Citizenship/Work Paper Scams -- Employment Scams -- Theft of Wages -- Illegal Housing -- Illegal Immigrants and Coercive Labor -- References -- Chapter 5: Anti-Immigrant Hate Crime -- United States -- Great Britain -- Hate Crime in Wake of Two Terrorist Attacks by Muslim Extremists In the United Kingdom -- Racial Violence after 7 July-Week 11, By IRR News Team -- Heterogeneity and the Politics of Hate Crime -- References -- Chapter 6: Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence/Wife Battering -- Estimates and Explanations -- Mail Order Brides -- References -- Chapter 7: The Global Prohibition Regime Against Trafficking in Persons: Understanding the Limited Results -- Modern Slavery -- The UN Protocol and the US TVPA -- Global Prohibition Regimes: White Slavery and Other Campaigns -- References -- Chapter 8: Conclusions -- References -- Index.
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Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The Immigrant as Victim: The Minimal Research -- References -- Chapter 2: Theories of Criminal Victimization -- Micro and Macro Approaches -- Pioneer Theorizing -- Victim-Offender Interactions -- Opportunity Theories: Lifestyle-Exposure and Routine Activities -- A Structural-Choice Model: Integrating Offender, Victim, and Social Context -- Population Heterogeneity and Residential Segregation -- References -- Chapter 3: The Criminal Victimization of Immigrants: A Meta Survey -- Criminal Victimization of Immigrants VERSUS the Native-Born -- California -- New York -- Nineteenth-Century New York -- Other Reports of Intra-Group Victimization Among Immigrants -- Italy -- Miami: Mixed Findings -- The Netherlands -- Sweden -- United Kingdom -- Australia: Another Exception to the Rule -- References -- Chapter 4: Exploiting Immigrant Vulnerability -- Coming to America -- Intra-group Victimization: The Norm -- Citizenship/Work Paper Scams -- Employment Scams -- Theft of Wages -- Illegal Housing -- Illegal Immigrants and Coercive Labor -- References -- Chapter 5: Anti-Immigrant Hate Crime -- United States -- Great Britain -- Hate Crime in Wake of Two Terrorist Attacks by Muslim Extremists In the United Kingdom -- Racial Violence after 7 July-Week 11, By IRR News Team -- Heterogeneity and the Politics of Hate Crime -- References -- Chapter 6: Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence/Wife Battering -- Estimates and Explanations -- Mail Order Brides -- References -- Chapter 7: The Global Prohibition Regime Against Trafficking in Persons: Understanding the Limited Results -- Modern Slavery -- The UN Protocol and the US TVPA -- Global Prohibition Regimes: White Slavery and Other Campaigns -- References -- Chapter 8: Conclusions -- References -- Index.

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