Titlebook: Crime Statistics in the News; Journalism, Numbers Jairo Lugo-Ocando Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Statist

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Conclusion,policy makers, criminologist, statisticians and journalists face in providing a more comprehensive coverage to better inform the public. The chapter discusses how crime statistics can be abused by both government officials and journalists in order to advance certain agendas and why this is so proble

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Einleitung: Supervision als Coaching,s subject is so important. In addition, the introduction also provides a synopsis for each chapter so the reader has a clear idea of the intellectual pathway of the core arguments to follow. In addition, it explains why and how the book came about and offers the author’s acknowledgement to those who

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Supervision und Lehrsupervision,hip between crime and the way it is reported by the news media. In so doing, it provides a synthesis of some of the key scholarly works in the field and a critical overview so the reader can become familiar with what has been said in the field. Indeed, this chapter offers a comprehensive view of the

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,Die Organisierte Wirtschaftskriminalit?t,n the nineteenth century in the French media and go on to consider the creation, back in the 1990s, of a statistics unit for the New York Police by the then Mayor Rudolph William Giuliani. In so doing, it will discuss key historical developments in the reporting of crime statistics by the news media

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,Die Organisierte Wirtschaftskriminalit?t,olicy thinking. In so doing, it deliberates how they are used in the political debate and examines how they translate into public policy. The chapter includes interviews with officials and experts who deal with crime policy and statistics. It tries to explain why crime statistics become so important

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f representing crime statistics graphically, while defining which are the most common and predominant forms of graphic display. It discusses how and why visualisation of statistical data has become such an important feature in the process of communicating statistics to the wider public and how it ha