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Touring female crime: Power and perceptions
Bailey Ashton Adie,
Esther Snell
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Faculty of Sport, Health and Social Sciences
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Arts & Humanities
Touring
100%
Crime
67%
Tourism
37%
Sexual Violence
33%
Transgression
26%
Infotainment
21%
Serial Killer
18%
Social Perception
17%
Heritage Sites
17%
Victimization
16%
Stereotypes
14%
Gender Roles
14%
Tourists
12%
Attraction
12%
Murder
12%
Business & Economics
Crime
83%
Transgression
43%
Tourism
31%
Violent Crime
24%
Victimization
23%
Social Perception
21%
Gender Roles
20%
Online Advertising
19%
Serials
17%
Tourists
14%
Attraction
14%
Stereotypes
13%
Heritage
12%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
crime
95%
tourism
35%
sexual violence
27%
transgression
26%
woman
25%
gender role
22%
violence
17%
appeal
15%
walking
14%
gender
13%
removal
6%