Titlebook: International Students and Crime; Helen Forbes-Mewett,Jude McCulloch,Chris Nyland Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Staying Safe from Crime,nzalez’s (2001) finding that only 8 per cent of international students had sought help from counsellors, lecturers, general practitioners, or religious leaders. Nonetheless, the literature suggests that students with health and/or psychological problems can be particularly vulnerable to issues relating to safety and crime.

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Comparing US, UK and Australian Student Markets,rnational students make up a considerable proportion of tertiary graduates in the US (HE, 2013), the UK and Australia (OECD, 2013). International students in the US also form a significant proportion of the postdoctoral research cohort.

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International Students as Victims of Crime,ynamics associated with the perceived level of risk of becoming a victim of crime are discussed, including socioeconomic circumstances, place of residence, employment, gender, and social and cultural practices. The chapter also discusses the groups most likely to be the perpetrators of crime against international students.