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020 $a188179833X (hbk.)

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050 00$aHV7431$b.A498 2002

082 00$a364.4$221

090 $a364.4/C868:2/v.13/////UM014839

245 00$aAnalysis for crime prevention /$cNick Tilley, editor.

260 $aMonsey, NY :$bCriminal Justice Press ;$aDevon, UK :$bWillan Pub.,$cc2002.

300 $a237 p. :$bill. ;$c23 cm.

440 0$aCrime prevention studies,$x1065-7029 ;$vv. 13

504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.

505 00$tIntroduction: analysis for crime prevention /$rNick Tilley --$tThe time-window effect in the measurement of repeat victimization : a methodology for its examination, and an empirical study /$rGraham Farrell, William H. Sousa and Deborah Lamm Weisel --$tForecasting the future of predictive crime mapping /$rElizabeth R. Groff and Nancy G. La Vigne --$tHot spots and cold comfort : the importance of having a working thermometer /$rMichael Townsley and Ken Pease --$tAnticipatory benefits in crime prevention /$rMartha J. Smith, Ronald V. Clarke and Ken Pease --$tReducing theft at construction sites : lessons from a problem-oriented project /$rRonald V. Clarke and Herman Goldstein --$tFrom the source to the mainstream is uphill : the challenge of transferring knowledge of crime prevention through replication, innovation and anticipation /$rPaul Ekblom --$tMethodological issues in working with policy advisers and practitioners /$rGloria Laycock.

650 0$aCrime prevention$xResearch.$3240601

650 0$aCrime prevention.$3147044

650 0$aCrime analysis.$3240578

700 1 $aTilley, Nick.$3240593

856 41$3Table of contents$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy033/2002510978.html

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