Listed below are several articles that are relevant to the arson field. I have also included additional unpublished work that you are welcome to refer to with appropriate acknowledgement and recognition of the author. Please contact me for more details on any of the material listed here. I will update this material regularly, so be sure to check back periodically for the latest information.

Rebekah Doley

A Snapshot of Serial Arson in Australia by Rebekah M. Doley (Paperback - Nov 24, 2009). To purchase this item, please go to http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=978-3-8383-1128-9&x=0&y=0

 

 

Arsonists in our midst.	Doley, R. (2009). Security Solutions, 58, 56-66.
Treating Arson: Young People and Adults.	Doley, R. & Fineman, K. (In press). Firefighter arson. In P. Schwartzman, K. Fineman, R. Kenneth, and M. Slavkin (Eds). Wiley & Sons, England
California Fire/Arson Investigator.	Doley, R. (2007). The evolution of child fire involvement. USA: IAAI. Pp. 4,9-10.
Assessment and treatment of fire-setting behaviour	Doley, R & Fritzon, K. (2008). In K Fritzon and P Wilson (Ed.s) Forensic and Criminal Psychology: An Australasian perspective. Melbourne: McGraw-Hill.
Childhood Fire Play To Adult Arson: Is There A Progression?	Firepoint (66), 14-16) (June 2006)
Copycat arson: A Closer look	Hitchens, K. & Doley, R. (2006). Fire and Arson Investigator (April) p22-24
Suicide by fire	Unpublished manuscript. (2006)
An examination of a model of serial arson in Australia.	Unpublished Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology) Thesis, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. (2005)
Theoretical Approaches to Explaining Deliberate Firesetting Behavious	Unpublished manuscript (2004)
Copycat arson: How the flames are fanned	(abbreviated version) in Fire and Arson Investigator (Oct 2004) p22-24.
Smoke Screen.	Fire Chief (August), 64-68. (2003)
Pyromania. Fact or fiction?	British Journal of Criminology, 43(4), 797-807. (2003)
Putting the pieces together. Part 1.	AFAC Newsletter, 15(June), 11-16. (2003)
Putting the pieces together. Part 2.	AFAC Newsletter, 17. (2003)
Making sense of arson through classification.	Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 10(2), 346-352. (2003)
Copycat Arson: How the flames are fanned.	FirePoint, 14(4), 17-22. (2003)
Zero tolerance policing: An overview.	Current Commentary No. No. 2-3/2000. Adelaide, South Australia: Australasian Centre for Policing Research. (2000)
Want to make a bet? Gambling and crime in Australasia.	Critical Issues in Policing No. No. 4. Adelaide, South Australia: Australasian Centre for Policing Research. (2000)
Screening for arson: Is it imminent? Is it possible?	Firepoint, 11(3), 17-20. (2000)
Identification parades - the perils and pitfalls.	Current Commentary No. No. 2-4/2000. Adelaide, South Australia: Australasian Centre for Policing Research. (2000)
Psychological testing in the selection process - Part II.	Australian Legal Practice, Journal of the General Practice Section of the Law Council of Australia(October), 1-4. (1999)
Psychological testing in the selection process - Part I.	Australian Legal Practice, Journal of the General Practice Section of the Law Council of Australia(April), 1-4. (1999)
Forging partnerships: Fire fighters, the community and arson.	Paper presented at the Australasian Fire Authorities Council Conference, Hobart, Tasmania. (1998)
Firefighters who light fires: The threat from within.	AFAC Journal. (1998)
Consistency and inconsistency in arsonists' offending behaviour.	Unpublished master's thesis, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK. (1996)
Co-offending and arson: A preliminary examination of the association between co-offending and nature of offence.	Unpublished manuscript. (1996)
Urban / rural arson - Is there a difference?	Unpublished manuscript. (1995)
A preliminary analysis of the link between the interpersonal style of an arsonist and nature of offence.	Unpublished manuscript. (1995)