Abstract
Volumes one and two present papers and speeches made at the conference. The conference publicises the Australian Institute of Criminology's role and proposed programmes of research and training. Papers and speeches outline research on crime prevention and treatment within Australian states and territories. It presents methodology in crime research, including statistics and computer facilities. It also discusses methods of information dissemination.
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Proceedings of the First Residential Conference of the Australian Institute of Criminology, held in Canberra, 16 October - 19 October 1973
Contents
- Functions of the Institute
- Aims of the conference
- Opening remarks
Mr Peter Loof - Opening statement
His Honour Judge J.H. Muirhead - Opening ceremony
Senator the Hon. Lionel Murphy - Congratulatory address
Minoru Shikita - Official luncheon
Mr Ian Wilson - Opening statement - Research and training in criminology institutes
Mr Harold G. Weir - Research resources and programmes in the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory
The Northern Territory delegation - Research resources and programmes in New South Wales
Superintendent E.E. Canacott and Mr D.H. Lightfoot - New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research
Dr T. Vinson - Research resources and programmes in Victoria
Mr J. Martin - Research resources and programmes in Western Australia
Rev. Father B. Hickey and Mr P. Prisgrove - The Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics - crime statistics
Mr L.G. Hopkins - Research resources and programmes in South Australia
Superintendent R. Killmier - Research resources and programmes in Queensland
Dr M.A. Colston and Mr K.D. Morris - Research resources and programmes in Tasmania
Dr E. Cunningham-Dax - Organised crime in a democratic society
Inspector R. Dixon - Police statistics
Inspector J.L. Connolly - Summary of proceedings
Miss M. Daunton-Fear