property crimes in russia (1700–1864): law enforcement practice

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Abstract
The article deals with considerations of Russian law enforcement practices in regard to property crimes between 1700-1864. The cases about thefts, robberies, embezzlements, fraud, arson and other property related crimes from the Central Archive of Nizhegolodskaya oblast are analyzed. The study shows, that the property related crimes, especially in the first half of ХIХ century were predominant. The articles features studies by N.A. Neklyudov and E.N. Anuchin, who illustrated the law enforcement practice in the first half of XIX century (1827–1846). The criminal statistics reflects significant figures in property crimes committed by peasants from 1847 to 1856 (in 44 Provinces of the Russian Empire). The statistics is considered in this article on the base of official records: Statistical Annals of the Russian Empire.
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Authors ;Natalia V. Lebedeva;Nelly G. Makarenko
Journal business week
Year 2014
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Keywords
state statistics on property crimeshistory of russia

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