Migration, Culture Conflict, and Crime Book

	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Contributors
	Acknowledgments
1	Introduction	3
2	Culture Conflict and Crime: A Global Perspective	13
3	Trafficking in Human Beings	23
4	Population Diversity and Homicide: A Cross-national Amplification of Blau's Theory of Diversity	43
5	A Comparative Assessment of Criminal Involvement Among Immigrants and Natives Across Seven Nations	69
6	Culture Conflict and Crime in Europe	89
7	Protecting Immigrants from Victimization: The Scope for Situational Crime Prevention	103
8	Bicultural Competence: A Means to Crime Reduction Among the Children of Immigrants?	121
9	'Foreigners' in Germany: The Role of Academic Criminologists as an Interest Group Influencing Government Policy	131
10	Immigration, Culture Conflict and Domestic Violence/Woman Battering	145
11	Migration, Political Economy and Violence Against Women: The Post Immigration Experiences of Filipino Women in Australia	159
12	Crime and Victimisation of Migrants in Australia: A Socio-demographic View	187
13	Hostility and Violence Against Immigrants in Germany Since 1992	211
14	Ethnic Identity Versus National Identity: An Analysis of PKK Terror in Relation to Identity Conflict	223
15	Assimilation, Acculturation and Juvenile Delinquency Among Second Generation Turkish Youths in Berlin	233
16	Immigration and Suicide in a Multi-ethnic Society: Israel	261
17	Marginalization and Demarginalization of Immigrants: Diversity Management Strategies in Education	271
18	Substance Abusing New Immigrants from the States of the former Soviet Union as a Challenge to the Drug Abuse Treatment System in Israel: A Pilot Study	289
19	Confucianism as a Control Theory Explanation of Crime Among Overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia	297
	Index	313