Crime Prevention Studies, Volume 3
Ronald V. Clarke, editor| | | ISBN: 978-1-881798-84-2 $53.50 |
1994/258 pages
Crime Prevention Studies, Volume 3 A CriminalJusticePress Project
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DESCRIPTION
The nine chapters in this volume of Crime Prevention Studies are organized into sections on crime analysis, evaluation, theory, and implementation.
CONTENTS
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CRIME ANALYSIS.
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The Prediction and Preventionof Violence in Pubs and Clubs—R. Homel and J. Clark.
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Exploring Auto Theft in British Columbia—Z. Fleming et al.
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Parking Patterns and Car Theft Risks: Policy-Relevant Findings from the British Crime Survey—R.V. Clarke and P. Mayhew.
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EVALUATION.
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Rational Choice and Inmate Disputes Over Phone Use on Rikers Island—N.G. La Vigne.
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Lessons from Lisson Green: An Evaluation of Walkway Demolition on a British Housing Estate—B. Poyner.
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THEORY.
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The Procedural Analysis of Offending and Its Relevance for Situational Prevention—D. Cornish.
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Displacement: A Review of the Empirical Literature—R.B.P. Hesseling.
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IMPLEMENTATION.
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Multi-Agency Crime Prevention in Britain: The Problem of Combining Situational and Social Strategies—D. Gilling.
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A Crime Prevention Extension Service—M. Felson.
