| Abstract [eng] |
This Master’s thesis analyzed relationship between unemployment, poverty and crime in Lithuania 2005-2011 socioeconomic aspect. It was analyzed and systematized various Lithuanian and foreign theoretical and practical studies of unemployment, poverty and crime. These relationships has demonstrated that the relationship between these processes is not always consistent, in which case these processes socioeconomic relationships correlated lowly. Therefore, the first carried out in dependence on poverty unemployment and crime dependence exploratory study, the results of which confirmed the first author formulated a hypothesis: crime does not always directly dependent on unemployment and poverty, as not always unemployed or poor people will be inclined to commit offenses, because these processes affect the interaction and other measurable factors (e.g., morals, beliefs, etc.). Therefore, the more specific relationship between two of these categories (unemployment and poverty, unemployment, crime, poverty, and crime), and the processes of the triad (unemployment - poverty - crime) relationships Lithuanian case study, explores more than the specific values, and the laws - trends. |
