Economists of the Public Choice School have argued that compensation payments to victims of crime will increase the … crime rate. This proposition is examined by estimating crime supply functions for rape and aggravated assault in which the … shows that victim compensation does ot increase the supply of crime.  …

economic crime suspicions, which were recorded in the national police information system in 2007, and whose pre … were 1,590 economic crime suspicions and one‐seventh was related to the construction industry. Results indicated that …

Theories of crime and delinquency tend to be discipline‐specific and are dominated by psychological, sociological, and … design of effective policies for dealing with the problem of criminal activity. From an economic perspective, crime is … all. This article examines the correlations between economic variables and a broad measure of crime, the property crime …

Economic crime is too varied an activity to be explained by a single theory. Valuable insights are gained from theories … that focus on individual characteristics and on the socio‐economic context of crime, but these theories are not sufficient … explanations of economically motivated crime. They are usefully supplemented by legal responsiveness theory, which focuses on the …

In contrast to traditional welfare economics, new institutional economics has made a major contribution to analyzing … motivation, internalization of norms, habit formation, etc., but these characteristics are typically treated in a half … institutional economics.  …

The Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda is a key part of the international, continental and regional programme for … attaining sustainable and durable peace. Conflict and post-conflict situations have a different impact on women, men, boys and … women and children and to provide for more responsive, representative and inclusive peace and security structures and …

peace in technological media. This article presents the results of a study that aimed to identify how information and …

domestic production in the first stage and subsequently engage in peace negotiations trying to avoid war. War is costly and war … damages depend on arms buildup. Peace also comes with costs (e.g., disarmament, monitoring and enforcement). We show that when … the cost of peace is in the medium range and resources are more effective in causing damages to one's enemy when invested …

The peace process in the Middle East has heightened the prospects of potential benefits from regional economic …