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Front-line practitioners versus received theories of crime and terrorism

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Abstract This paper provides an analytical summary of the findings of a research project into the activities, the causes of, and responses to, organized crime and terrorism. Based on the… Click to show full abstract

Abstract This paper provides an analytical summary of the findings of a research project into the activities, the causes of, and responses to, organized crime and terrorism. Based on the views of front-line practitioners such as social workers, teachers, law enforcers and other experts, the paper examines their needs, interpretations, uncertainties and perspectives. It then compares these views with those emerging from previous analyses and research, highlighting the assonances and dissonances that typically crowd these areas of investigation.

Keywords: crime terrorism; line practitioners; crime; front line

Journal Title: International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice
Year Published: 2019

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