Development of a European Crime Report : Improving safety and justice with existing crime and criminal justice data

Year of publication:	2011
Authors:	Hunt, Priscillia ; Kilmer, Beau ; Rubin, Jennifer
Institutions:	Rand Europe, Cambridge (contributor)
Published in:	RAND Europe - Technical report
Publisher:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Inneres
Subject:	Datenaustausch \| data exchange \| Datendokumentation \| data documentation \| EU \| Kriminalität \| criminality \| Strafverfolgung \| prosecution

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Preface
Contents
Figures
Tables
Boxes
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER 1 Improving Safety and Justice in the EU with Existing Crimeand Criminal Justice Data
1.1 A Move Towards Harmonisation
1.2 European Crime Report: Facilitating Harmonisation and Harnessing the Power of Existing Crime and Criminal Justice Data
1.3 Approach
1.4 Conclusions
CHAPTER 2 Data Collection on Crime and Criminal Justice for the European Union
2.1 Introduction
2.2 What Data are Currently Collected?
2.3 What is the Data Reporting Process and what are the Validity Checks?
2.4 How are these Data Formatted and Used?
2.5 Reasons for using Crime Data
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2.6 Current Weaknesses of the Data and Data Systems
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2.7 Recent Data Collection Efforts
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2.8 Conclusion
CHAPTER 3 Reporting on Crime and Criminal Justice for the European Union
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Member State Reports
3.3 Reports in Various Contexts
3.4 Report Access
3.5 Additional Sources of Information
3.6 Conclusion
CHAPTER 4 Challenges to Creating a European Crime Report
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Difficulties with Comparability
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4.3 Lack of Accuracy or Mistrust
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4.4 Conclusion
CHAPTER 5 Smart Aggregation of Crime and Criminal Justice Data
5.1 Introduction
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5.2 A Framework for Key Factors in Comparing Crime and Criminal Justice Phenomena Across Countries
5.3 Contextualisation: An Overview of Factors Affecting Crime Rates
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5.4 Introducing “Smart Aggregation”
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5.5 Concluding Comments
CHAPTER 6 Dissemination and Implementation Options
6.1 Introduction<br<6.2 Developing a European Crime Portal
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6.3 Developing a European Crime Report
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6.4 Insight About Costs
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6.5 Timeline for a Possible Course of Action
CHAPTER 7 Conclusions
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Key Findings
7.3 Dissemination and Implementation Options
7.4 Limitations
References
Reference List
Appendices
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