Property Crime in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia – A Longitudinal Study (CROSBI ID 266131)
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Ahtik, Meta ; Pilipović, Ozren ; Marelja, Miran
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Property Crime in the Countries of the Former Yugoslavia – A Longitudinal Study
The first longitudinal study of this type in the countries of the former Yugoslavia addresses economic and social causes of property crime. We also want to determine their significance in criminal behaviour through the development of an empirical model that analyses crimes against property in the countries of the former Yugoslavia, namely Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia, by using time series data for the period from 1973 to 2014. The theoretical framework from the fields of criminology, economics and law implies that in addition to institutional environment and social structure, the level of crime in a society is strongly determined by the economic situation. Econometric analysis uses variables that represent theoretically identified determinants of property crime: economic conditions, probability of conviction, share of young males in the population, and dummy variables that capture some of the peculiarities in the transition period in the former Yugoslavia.
economic analysis of law, economic theory of crime, property crime, criminology, countries of former Yugoslavia
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