Developing a Working Typology of Rural Criminals: From a UK Police Intelligence Perspective
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2013-12Metadata
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Ohio State University. LibrariesCitation:
International Journal of Rural Criminology, v2, n1 (December, 2013), p. 126-145Abstract:
This article develops a working typology of rural criminal types in a UK wide context. It
considers strategies used by these diverse ideal-typologies of rural criminals to successfully
evade the police intelligence apparatus. It demonstrates hidden links between illegal rural
enterprise and local criminal networks whilst concentrating upon the intersection of traditional
criminality and illegal entrepreneurship. This article explores the changing landscape of rural
crime, positing new entrepreneurial strategies for tackling rural criminality in its myriad forms.
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1835-6672Rights:
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