International Journal on Criminology Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 2015 | Page 58

References
What recent property crime trends in Western Europe tells us about the crime drop
Bettaïeb, Inès. Rizk, Cyril. 2014. Intérêt et limites du débat sur les causes du Crime Drop,
Revue française de criminologie et de droit penal 2: 85-108.
Blumstein, A. and Wallman, J. (ed.) 2000. The Crime Drop in America, Cambridge
University Press.
Brown, Rick, and Joanna Sallybanks. 1999. Vehicle Crime Reduction: Turning a Corner.
Police Research Series, Office Research and Statistics Directorate. London:
Home Office.
Budd, Tracey. 1999. Burglary of Domestic Dwellings Findings from the British Crime Survey,
Issue 4/99. London: Home Office.
Budd, Tracey. 2001. Burglary: Practice Message from the British Crime Survey. Briefing Note
5/01. London: Home Office.
Bundeskriminalamt. 2002–2013. Police Crime Statistics, Federal Republic of Germany,
Abridged Version. Berlin: Federal Criminal Police Office.
CBS. 2013a. “Registered Crime Down in 2012.” Statistics Netherlands, Web Magazine, July 9.
CBS. 2013b. Statistical Yearbook 2013. The Hague: Statistics Netherlands.
Clarke, Ronald V. et al. 1975. Crime as Opportunity. London: Home Office Research and
Planning Unit.
Clarke, Ronald V., and Patricia Mayhew. 1980. Designing Out Crime. London: Her
Majesty’s Stationery Office.
Clarke, Steve. 2013. Trends in crime and criminal justice 2010, Statistics in focus, Eurostat
Cohen, Lawrence, and Marcus Felson. 1979. “Social Change and Crime Rates and Trends:
A Routine Activity Approach.” American Sociological Review 44: 588–608.
Farrell, Graham et al. 2008. “The Crime Drop and the Security Hypothesis.” British Society
of Criminology Newsletter 62: 17–21.
Farrell, Graham et al. 2011. “The Crime Drop and the Security Hypothesis.” Journal of
Research in Crime and Delinquency 48: 147.
Hough, Mike, and Patricia Mayhew. 2004. “L’Évolution de la criminalité à travers deux
décennies du British Crime Survey.” Déviance et Société 28. 267-284
57