International trends in crime: east meets west

Abstract

This international conference provided a forum for the inaugural meeting of the Indonesian Society of Criminology. It was held under the sponsorship of the Netherlands Council for Cooperation with Indonesia in Legal Matters, with the administrative assistance of the Australian Institute of Criminology. A large number of criminological issues of interest to both East and West are addressed, including corporate crime, victimology, services for juvenile delinquents, HIV/AIDS in prisons and crimes against the environment.

Proceedings of a conference held 10-13 December 1990

Contents

  • Preface

    Mardjono Reksodiputro, Grat van den Heuvel and Duncan Chappell
  • Welcome address

    Singgih
  • Address by General of Police

    Mohammad Sanusi
  • The state of crime in Indonesia: a preliminary overview

    Mardjono Reksodiputro
  • Invisible victims in Indonesia: a concise report on environmental pollution

    J. E. Sahetapy
  • The sociocultural approach in controlling violent crime: a case study of 'siri' phenomenon in Buginese-Makassarese community, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

    Muhammad Mustofa
  • The prevention of child exploitation and abuse: a community responsibility

    Arif Gosita
  • The spectrum of corporate crime in Indonesia

    L. C. Soesanto
  • Environmental problems in Indonesia: a review

    Thomas Sunaryo
  • The prospect of alternative sanctions in Indonesia

    Muladi
  • Attachment and delinquency in Javanese society

    Paulus Hadisuprapto
  • Services for juvenile delinquents in Indonesia

    Suwantji Sisworahardjo
  • Crime defence strategy: an indirect approach in West Java

    Soedjono Dirdjosisworo
  • Reformative or retributive: a preliminary study of the 'Pemasyarakatan' system

    Romli Atmasasmita
  • Legal consciousness

    Hiroyasu Sugihara
  • Crime and victimisation of the elderly in Japan

    Koichi Miyazawa
  • New fraud: a western point of view regarding an ever-present challenge for east and west

    Georges Kellens
  • Corporate crimes in east and west: in search of 'collusion'

    Grat van den Heuvel
  • On the uses of local, national and international crime surveys

    Jan J. M. van Dijk
  • Prevention of violent crime: the work of the National Committee on Violence

    Duncan Chappell
  • Concluding reflections

    Anthony E. Bottoms