Juvenile Victimization in Portugal through the Lens of ISRD-3: Lifetime Prevalence, Predictors, and Implications

Martins, Paula Cristina; Mendes, Sílvia M.; Fernández-Pacheco, Glória; Tendais, Iva Alexandra Barbosa

doi:10.1007/s10610-018-9401-6

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“…On the other hand, researchers may also learn a great deal by indepth analysis of the responses of their own country-level sample. The last two papers in this special issue analyze such country-based samples, respectively, from Belgium (De Buck & Pauwels 2018) and Portugal (Martins et al 2018). De Buck and Pauwels base their analysis on the Belgian ISRD3 survey, a paper-and-pencil survey among 4745 secondary school pupils in four cities.…”

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What May Be Learned about Crime in Europe (and Beyond) from International Surveys of Youth: Results from the International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD3)

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2019

Eur J Crim Policy Res

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“…The last paper, by Martins and colleagues (Martins et al 2018), presents the results of the ISRD3 project in Portugal. As the authors write, this research "is a contribution to the epidemiology of youth victimization in Portugal, as the first large study of this subject in this country" (Martins et al, p? in this issue).…”

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What May Be Learned about Crime in Europe (and Beyond) from International Surveys of Youth: Results from the International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD3)

Marshall

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2019

Eur J Crim Policy Res

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“…There is a growing number of studies related to criminal activity in Portugal, such as local policies and urban security [4][5][6], criminal justice [7,8], victimization [9,10], and gender studies [11,12]. However, there is a paucity of studies on the geography of crime for Portugal, most likely due to the lack of open data with finer spatial resolution, such as point, neighborhood, or parish data.…”

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Spatial Modeling and Analysis of the Determinants of Property Crime in Portugal

Tavares

Costa

2021

IJGI

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Many researchers have unraveled innovative ways of examining geographic information to better understand the determinants of crime, thus contributing to an improved understanding of the phenomenon. Property crimes represent more than half of the crimes reported in Portugal. This study investigates the spatial distribution of crimes against property in mainland Portugal with the primary goal of determining which demographic and socioeconomic factors may be associated with crime incidence in each municipality. For this purpose, Geographic Information System (GIS) tools were used to analyze spatial patterns, and different Poisson-based regression models were investigated, namely global models, local Geographically Weighted Poisson Regression (GWPR) models, and semi-parametric GWPR models. The GWPR model with eight independent variables outperformed the others. Its independent variables were the young resident population, retention and dropout rates in basic education, gross enrollment rate, conventional dwellings, Guaranteed Minimum Income and Social Integration Benefit, purchasing power per capita, unemployment rate, and foreign population. The model presents a better fit in the metropolitan areas of Lisbon and Porto and their neighboring municipalities. The association of each independent variable with crime varies significantly across municipalities. Consequently, these particularities should be considered in the design of policies to reduce the rate of property crimes.

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“…Corroborando acerca da maior susceptibilidade das meninas no âmbito brasileiro, o Sistema de Informação de Agravos e Notificações (SINAN) em 2018 registrou 89.274 casos de violência intrafamiliar, sexual e outras expressões desse agravo contra crianças e adolescentes, dos quais 61.976 referiam-se a pessoas do sexo feminino(MINISTÉRIO DA SAÚDE, 2018). Estudo internacional também revela uma prevalência entre esse público, ao constatar que, entre os 4.048 juvenis que sofreram violência doméstica, a maioria eram meninas(MARTINS et al, 2018). Logo, ser mulher se apresenta mais vulnerável para a vivência desse agravo.Essa realidade pode estar relacionada ao fato das meninas serem responsabilizadas pelas tarefas domésticas, tidas como inerentes ao feminino, e os abusos ocorrem no contexto de insatisfação quanto a qualidade ou realização destas pela pessoa adulta.…”

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Perfil de adolescentes em vivência de violência intrafamiliar

Gomes,

Martins,

Gomes

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CLCS

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Traçar o perfil dos adolescentes escolares em vivência de violência intrafamiliar. Estudo descritivo com coleta de dados transversal, realizado com 145 alunos em vivência de violência intrafamiliar, com idade entre 10 e 19 anos, na cidade de Salvador, Bahia, Brasil. Foi utilizado um formulário semiestruturado e uma escala avaliativa de Transtorno Mental Comum. Calculou-se as frequências das variáveis com o auxílio do programa Stata versão 12. Dentre os 145 adolescentes, encontram-se mais expostas ao agravo: as meninas (62,1%), autodeclaradas negras (77,9%), sem namorado (a) no momento da entrevista (73,8%), que iniciaram a primeira relação sexual com idade de 7 a 14 anos (71,7%), com história de TMC (63,5%) e uso de álcool (75,2%). Adolescentes que vivenciam violência intrafamiliar são, na sua maioria, meninas, negras, que já fizeram uso de álcool e com transtorno mental comum e vida sexual precoce, embora sem namorado no momento da entrevista.

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Juvenile Victimization in Portugal through the Lens of ISRD-3: Lifetime Prevalence, Predictors, and Implications

Cited by 6 publications

References 39 publications

What May Be Learned about Crime in Europe (and Beyond) from International Surveys of Youth: Results from the International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD3)

What May Be Learned about Crime in Europe (and Beyond) from International Surveys of Youth: Results from the International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD3)

Spatial Modeling and Analysis of the Determinants of Property Crime in Portugal

Perfil de adolescentes em vivência de violência intrafamiliar

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