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010 $a2006389578

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020 $a9781843921462 (pbk.)

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050 00$aHV7431$b.H366 2005

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245 00$aHandbook of crime prevention and community safety /$cedited by Nick Tilley.

260 $aCullompton, Devon :$bWillan Pub.,$c2005.

300 $axxvi, 782 p. :$bill. ;$c25 cm.

504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.

505 00$gPart 1.$tBackground and context --$g1. Introduction :$tthinking realistically about crime prevention /$rNick Tilley --$g2.$tCrime prevention in context /$rGordon Hughes and Adam Edwards --$gPart 2.$tApproaches to prevention.$tIntroduction /$rNick Tilley --$g3.$tSeven misconceptions of situational crime prevention /$rRonald V. Clarke --$g4.$tDevelopmental crime prevention /$rRoss Homel --$g5.$tCommunity crime reduction /$rGeorge L. Kelling --$g6.$tProgress and prospects in the prevention of repeat victimisation /$rGraham Farrell --$g7.$tScience in the service of crime reduction /$rKen Pease --$gPart 3.$tMeans of preventing crime --$g8.$tDesigning products against crime /$rPaul Ekblom --$g9.$tPlanning out crime /$rHenry Shaftoe and Tim Read --$g10.$tCrime prevention and system design /$rNick Tilley --$g11.$tComplicity, trading dynamics and prevalence in stolen goods markets /$rMike Sutton --$g12.$tReducing the capacity to offend /$rMartin Gill --$g13.$tUsing publicity for preventive purposes /$rKate Bowers and Shane Johnson --$g14.$tYouth diversion /$rTim Newburn and Anna Souhami --$g15.$tShifting and sharing police responsibility to address public safety problems /$rMichael S. Scott --$gPart 4.$tPrevention in practice --$g16.$tThe prevention of domestic burglary /$rNiall Hamilton-Smith and Andrew Kent --$g17.$tPreventing vehicle crime /$rBarry Webb --$g18.$tBusiness and crime /$rMatt Hopkins and John Burrows --$g19.$tViolent and sexual crime /$rMike Maguire and Fiona Brookman --$g20.$tDrugs and alcohol /$rTim McSweeney and Mike Hough --$g21.$tThe role of perceptual intervention in the management of crime fear /$rJason Dittonand Martin Innes --$gPart 5.$tThe preventive process --$g22.$tAnalysis for intervention /$rAlex Hirschfield --$g23.$tDeciding what to do /$rGloria Laycock --$g24.$tEvaluation for lesson learning /$rJohn E. Eck --$g25.$tPartnership and crime prevention /$rDaniel Gilling.

520 $aThis book provides a detailed overview of the main theories and perspectives informing crime prevention policy and practice, and includes chapters covering efforts to address a number of the main types of crime problem. It also includes chapters relating to research methodologies used in conducting and evaluating crime prevention initiatives.

650 0$aCrime prevention$vHandbooks, manuals, etc.$3281924

700 1 $aTilley, Nick.$3240593

856 41$3Table of contents only$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy0610/2006389578.html

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