2013
Jones, Dominic
What is self defense? How does violent crime happen? Journal Article
In: College review of Sendai Seiyo Gakuin, vol. 4, iss. 2, pp. 5-11, 2013, ISSN: 18848753.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: aftermath of violence, criminal violence, criminology, martial art, self defense, social violence, victim selection, 武道, 犯社会的暴力, 自己防御術, 被害者選択, 身体的暴力
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abstract = {A literature review was undertaken to help understand the questions “What is self defense?”and “How do violent crimes happen? In answering the above questions the likeliness of being a victim of violent crime was investigated. The significant consequences of becoming a victim of violent crime were explored. Then the nature of violence was examined in the light of two broad categories Asocial Violence and Social Violence. The mechanics of asocial and social violent attacks were described.
The paper concluded that violent crime is a hazard but that the risk of becoming a victim of violent crime can be reduced by understanding the process of violent crime. The topic for further research suggested is how to reduce your chances of being selected as a victim of a violent assault.},
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A literature review was undertaken to help understand the questions “What is self defense?”and “How do violent crimes happen? In answering the above questions the likeliness of being a victim of violent crime was investigated. The significant consequences of becoming a victim of violent crime were explored. Then the nature of violence was examined in the light of two broad categories Asocial Violence and Social Violence. The mechanics of asocial and social violent attacks were described.
The paper concluded that violent crime is a hazard but that the risk of becoming a victim of violent crime can be reduced by understanding the process of violent crime. The topic for further research suggested is how to reduce your chances of being selected as a victim of a violent assault.
The paper concluded that violent crime is a hazard but that the risk of becoming a victim of violent crime can be reduced by understanding the process of violent crime. The topic for further research suggested is how to reduce your chances of being selected as a victim of a violent assault.
