Titlebook: Crime Prevention through Housing Design; Policy and Practice Rachel Armitage Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Can Designing Out Crime Interventions Sustain Crime Reduction Benefits?longside findings relating to its efficacy as a crime reduction measure. The study which forms the basis of this chapter focuses, not simply upon the effectiveness of the scheme, but also on whether the benefits can be sustained over a ten-year period (1999– 2009). The rationale for including a seco

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Conclusionwas introduced as a recent graduate as ‘one of the less sexy areas of criminology’, but one which, for me, has proved to be both an interest and a challenge. I prefer to view this subject as practical as opposed to unsexy! Its appeal lies in its simplicity (which some may view as basic or unsophisti

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,Rechtsgesch?fte Allgemeiner Teil,ffected a role which was already historically viewed as a low priority within policing. Such disturbances to the status quo — arguably unwelcome from a practical perspective — can nonetheless be revealing of underlying issues and tensions.

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,Kriminologische Erkl?rungsans?tze,s and anxiety. Thus, if common sense is followed, sustainability policy should reflect this route to achieving sustainable development — sustainability via security. But is it that simple? Can the two agendas be aligned, or are there tensions and pinch points between the wider principles of the two agendas which cannot be resolved?

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The Impact of Road Layout on Levels of Crime and Fear of Crimed from motor vehicles — through the provision of access to a potential target, but also offences such as criminal damage, violent crimes and antisocial behaviour — where the road or footpath itself can provide a suitable location for the offence to take place.

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2946-3513 he UK and internationally, appealing to both academics and practitioners within the fields of crime prevention, urban planning and architecture.978-1-349-34739-1978-1-137-31605-9Series ISSN 2946-3513 Series E-ISSN 2946-3521

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