Rural and urban crime rates amongst aboriginal youth: patterns of different locational opportunity. GALE, F. & WUNDERSITZ, J. Australian Geographical Studies, 24(2):179–186, 1986. ![Rural and urban crime rates amongst aboriginal youth: patterns of different locational opportunity [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex In the 1960s the crime rates of Aboriginal juveniles in Adelaide were substantially lower than those of their rural counterparts. By the 1980s, this pattern has been reversed. Moreover, appearances by city‐dwelling Aborigines are now more likely to take place by way of arrest rather than summons, are more likely to come before a Children's Court rather than an Aid Panel, and are more likely to involve youths with a previous record than is the case for country youths. This is despite the fact that Aboriginal youths in the city and country commit broadly similar offences. These factors may be contributing to the virtual cessation of Aboriginal migration into Adelaide in recent years.
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title = {Rural and urban crime rates amongst aboriginal youth: patterns of different locational opportunity},
volume = {24},
issn = {0004-9190, 1467-8470},
shorttitle = {Rural and {Urban} {Crime} {Rates} {Amongst} {Aboriginal} {Youth}},
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doi = {10.1111/j.1467-8470.1986.tb00527.x},
abstract = {In the 1960s the crime rates of Aboriginal juveniles in Adelaide were substantially lower than those of their rural counterparts. By the 1980s, this pattern has been reversed. Moreover, appearances by city‐dwelling Aborigines are now more likely to take place by way of arrest rather than summons, are more likely to come before a Children's Court rather than an Aid Panel, and are more likely to involve youths with a previous record than is the case for country youths. This is despite the fact that Aboriginal youths in the city and country commit broadly similar offences. These factors may be contributing to the virtual cessation of Aboriginal migration into Adelaide in recent years.},
language = {en},
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urldate = {2023-11-09},
journal = {Australian Geographical Studies},
author = {GALE, Fay and WUNDERSITZ, Joy},
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pages = {179--186},
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