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Freiberg, Arie (1999). Working together to improve services for victims of crime Address presented at the Victims of Crime: Working Together To Improve Services conference. Adelaide, Australia, 25-26 May. Adelaide, South Australia: Victim Support Service.

In this conference address, Freiberg begins by reviewing two developments: the rise of victimology as a distinct field of study; and the emergence of victim services as a form of social assistance by governments and non-governmental organizations. In the context of these developments, Freiberg contends that universities can contribute to victims services in four ways: (1) delineating the field of victim services as an area of study; (2) building an information base for the field; (3) providing education and training for those working in victims services; and (4) monitoring and evaluating victim support services.

Link: www.victimsa.org/conference/arie_freiberg.htm

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