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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 363740616_A(PDF) A critical analysis of stalking theory and implications ...

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   Sep 22, 2022 · PDF | This article comprehensively reviews and critiques theories providing an aetiological account of stalking. We evaluate applications of preexisting... | Find, read and cite all the...

2. www.journals.uchicago.edu › doi › 10How Does Stalking Wrong the Victim?* | Ethics: Vol 134, No 1

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   Stalking is widespread and has serious consequences; understanding why it’s wrong is not merely a philosophical puzzle but contributes to our understanding of an urgent social problem. But the question is underexamined in moral philosophy.

3. www.niassembly.gov.uk › globalassets › documentsStalking, the Legislation and Advocacy

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   Key Points. Stalking is the most dramatic form of tracking and the most common behavioural component of coercive control next to assault (Stark, 2007). DV stalkers are most likely to be violent....

4. www.aic.gov.au › default › filesStalking : legislative, policing and prosecution patterns in ...

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   Stalking has been described as the “paradoxical crime of the nineties”. Stalking is viewed as encompassing behaviours which can appear conventional and inoffensive whilst nevertheless managing to convey a menacing sense of obsession. Although stalking-type behaviours have been

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 247636888(PDF) Stalking: A Review of the Literature and Direction for ...

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   Sep 1, 2000 · PDF | Stalking is a phenomenon increasingly targeted as a problem in need of social and legal control. Although, to date, the focus on stalking has been... | Find, read and cite all...

6. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsStalking: Developments in the law - House of Commons Library

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   Nov 21, 2018 · The Protection from Harassment Act 1997 was introduced to deal with stalking, but critics argued that it was not effective enough. Scotland introduced a specific offence of stalking in 2010, and England and Wales created two new specific offences in 2012.

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   Is stalking a problem?

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   (PDF) Stalking: A Review of the Literature and Direction for the Future

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   Is stalking a crime of power and control?

   • The empiricalscope of social learning theory is adequate, with the emphasis on stalking as a crime of power and control potentially applying to non-intimate contexts and stalking by people of different genders, as acknowledged by Fox and colleagues.

   A critical analysis of stalking theory and implications for research

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   Is stalking a 'paradoxical crime'?

   • Summary Stalking has been described as the “paradoxical crime of the nineties”. Stalking is viewed as encompassing behaviours which can appear conventional and inoffensive whilst nevertheless managing to convey a menacing sense of obsession.

   Stalking : legislative, policing and prosecution patterns in Australia

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   Did the difficulties of the parties stop a stalking case?

   • (R v Fitzgerald QCA 521 (17 December 1996) It seems that the difficulties of the parties did not stop there. Ms Guss on 20 November 1997 pleaded guilty to stalking charges involving breaches of the intervention order and was sentenced to four months’ imprisonment which was wholly suspended for 18 months.

   Stalking : legislative, policing and prosecution patterns in Australia

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   Are police statistics representative of stalking-type behaviours?

   • Police statistics are, thus, not necessarily representative of the “real” dimensions of stalking-type behaviours. Victims may not report episodes of stalking for a variety of reasons. Indeed, victim responses to stalking behaviours range from ignoring the incidents to obtaining restraining orders against them.

   Stalking : legislative, policing and prosecution patterns in Australia

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   What makes a successful account of the wrong of stalking?

   • A successful account of the wrong of stalking should fit across the range of cases, identify a wrong arising from the essential features of stalking, distinguish permissible contact from impermissible stalking, and distinguish cases which are morally better and worse. It is a further benefit if the account illuminates a range of further cases.

   How Does Stalking Wrong the Victim?* | Ethics: Vol 134, No 1

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8. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullA critical analysis of stalking theory and implications for ...

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   Sep 22, 2022 · This review and critique of existing stalking theory highlights the potential to develop a comprehensive multi-factorial theory of stalking that builds on and unifies existing approaches while overcoming some of their problems with empirical scope and depth.