Stalking

@article{Mullen2002Stalking,
  title={Stalking},
  author={Paul E. Mullen and Michele Path{\'e}},
  journal={Crime and Justice},
  year={2002},
  volume={29},
  pages={273 - 318}
}
  • Paul E. Mullen, Michele Pathé
  • Published 2002
  • Crime and Justice
    • Stalking has emerged as a significant social problem. Antistalking legislation has been introduced in most Western nations. The nature, prevalence, and impact of stalking are only now being systematically studied. There are debates on how best to conceptualize stalking and how to understand what drives stalkers persistently to pursue and harass the targets of their unwanted attentions. The prevalence of being victimized by stalkers is relatively high, with those subjected to extended periods of… CONTINUE READING
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