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Crime Statistics Comparison: Burglary and Pickpocketing in Italy, Turkey, and Russia, Exercises of Abnormal Psychology

American University of AfghanistanAbnormal Psychology

An analysis of crime statistics for burglary and pickpocketing in italy, turkey, and russia. The author emphasizes the importance of considering different law systems and methods of data collection before making comparisons. Statistics from eurostat and national agencies, revealing trends in crime rates for each country from 2008 to 2012.

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Federico Maggiulli
ID 2052264
Introduction to Sociology – I Homework
Common situation of crime statistics towards the good and property about like burglary,
pickpocketing in Turkey, Italy and Russia.
An essential premise to do a comparison between Turkey, Italy and Russia is that we should
consider the different ways that the law sistems use to classify burglary or pickpocketing in these
countries. Most of the data from the European agency of Statistics “Eurostat” are taken from
information recorded or reported by the police. Comparison based on the absolute figures would be
misleading, since they are affected by many factors. For this reason the suggest of Eurostat is that
the comparisons should be based upon trends rather than upon levels.
Let me examine singularly all the national cases for have a more complete picture of the crime
statistics in these countries.
DEVELOPED COUNTRY: THE CASE OF ITALY
(Sources: ISTAT, National agency of Statistics, 2011)
Burglary and muggings rose by 40 percent between 2010 and 2012
In Italy in 2010 were reported burglary 285.4 per 100 thousand inhabitants, as it puts this
country just above the average calculated on all Member States of the European Union (278.8 per
100 000 inhabitants). The robbery is the most frequent crime in Italy, it forms the 53,9% of all
crime's number in 2012. The storic evolution of robbery in Italy has a growing trend from 1985 to
1991, while in 2012 the robbery exceed the 4,1% respect the previous year. Currently the category
of bag snatching is fastly increasing after twenty years of decreasing, for which there was an
increasing of 13,3% than the previous year.
About robbery the trend for Italy is 62,641 of 100.000 inhabitants in 2012.
While according to Eurostat revelation the number of domestic burglary in Italy during 2010 is
171,269 of 100.000 inhabitants and increase to 240,846 of 100.000 inhabitants in 2012.
THE CASE OF TURKEY:
(Sources: Eurostat, Crimes recorded by the police. Last update: 22-01-2014)
In Turkey between 2008 and 2012 the number of domestic burglary has become a growing trend,
passing from 69,792 to 113,772 of 100.000 inhabitants.
DEVELOPING COUNTRY: THE CASE OF RUSSIA
(Sources: Russian Federation – Federal State Statistics Service)
In the Russian Federation the amount of criminal statistics as robbery is decreasing from 2008 to
2012 by a number of 35.4 of 100.000 inhabitants to 18,6.

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Federico Maggiulli ID 2052264

Introduction to Sociology – I Homework

Common situation of crime statistics towards the good and property about like burglary, pickpocketing in Turkey, Italy and Russia.

An essential premise to do a comparison between Turkey, Italy and Russia is that we should consider the different ways that the law sistems use to classify burglary or pickpocketing in these countries. Most of the data from the European agency of Statistics “Eurostat” are taken from information recorded or reported by the police. Comparison based on the absolute figures would be misleading, since they are affected by many factors. For this reason the suggest of Eurostat is that the comparisons should be based upon trends rather than upon levels. Let me examine singularly all the national cases for have a more complete picture of the crime statistics in these countries.

DEVELOPED COUNTRY: THE CASE OF ITALY

(Sources: ISTAT, National agency of Statistics, 2011)

Burglary and muggings rose by 40 percent between 2010 and 2012

In Italy in 2010 were reported burglary 285.4 per 100 thousand inhabitants , as it puts this country just above the average calculated on all Member States of the European Union (278.8 per 100 000 inhabitants). The robbery is the most frequent crime in Italy, it forms the 53,9% of all crime's number in 2012. The storic evolution of robbery in Italy has a growing trend from 1985 to 1991, while in 2012 the robbery exceed the 4,1% respect the previous year. Currently the category of bag snatching is fastly increasing after twenty years of decreasing, for which there was an increasing of 13,3% than the previous year.

About robbery the trend for Italy is 62,641 of 100.000 inhabitants in 2012.

While according to Eurostat revelation the number of domestic burglary in Italy during 2010 is 171,269 of 100.000 inhabitants and increase to 240,846 of 100.000 inhabitants in 2012.

THE CASE OF TURKEY:

(Sources: Eurostat, Crimes recorded by the police. Last update: 22-01-2014)

In Turkey between 2008 and 2012 the number of domestic burglary has become a growing trend, passing from 69,792 to 113,772 of 100.000 inhabitants.

DEVELOPING COUNTRY: THE CASE OF RUSSIA

(Sources: Russian Federation – Federal State Statistics Service)

In the Russian Federation the amount of criminal statistics as robbery is decreasing from 2008 to 2012 by a number of 35.4 of 100.000 inhabitants to 18,6.