Situational crime prevention

Preventing Deadly Encounters Between Law Enforcement and American Far-Rightists (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 141-172, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229603

Date Published

2009

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Application of Situational Crime Prevention to Terrorist Hostage Taking and Kidnapping: A Case Study of 23 Korean Hostages in Afghanistan (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 111-139, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229602

Date Published

2009

Bioterrorism: A Situational Crime Prevention Approach (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 93-109, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229601

Date Published

2009

Evil Done (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 71-91, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229600

Date Published

2009

Reducing Terrorist Opportunities: A Framework for Foreign Policy (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 33-59, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229598

Date Published

2009

Spatio-Temporal Modelling of Insurgency in Iraq (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 9-32, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme D. Newman, eds., see - NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229597

Date Published

2009

Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention

NCJ Number

229596

Date Published

2009

Explaining and Sustaining the Crime Drop: Clarifying the Role of Opportunity-Related Theories

NCJ Number

229661

Journal

Crime Prevention and Community Safety

Date Published

February 2010

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Super Controllers and Crime Prevention: A Routine Activity Explanation of Crime Prevention Success and Failure

NCJ Number

229475

Journal

Security Journal

Date Published

February 2010

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Crime Prevention in Hungary: Why is it so Hard to Argue for the Necessity of a Community Approach? (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 214-233, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229316

Date Published

2009

Going Around in Circles?: Reflections on Crime Prevention Strategies in Germany (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 196-213, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229315

Date Published

2009

Crime Prevention at the Belgian Federal Level: From a Social Democratic Policy to a Neo-Liberal and Authoritarian Policy in a Social Democratic Context (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 177-195, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229314

Date Published

2009

'Modernisation' of Institutions of Social and Penal Control in Italy/Europe: The New Crime Prevention (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 153-176, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229313

Date Published

2009

Forty Years of Crime Prevention in the Dutch Polder (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 130-152, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229312

Date Published

2009

Political Evolution of Situational Crime Prevention in England and Wales (From Crime Prevention Policies in Comparative Perspective, P 38-61, 2009, Adam Crawford, ed. - See NCJ-229306)

NCJ Number

229308

Date Published

2009

Assessing the Extent of Crime Displacement and Diffusion of Benefits: A Review of Situational Crime Prevention Evaluations

NCJ Number

229220

Journal

Criminology

Date Published

November 2009

Crime Prevention and Community Sanctions in Scandinavia (From Resource Material Series No. 74, P 20-52, January 2008, Grace Lord, ed. - See NCJ-228935)

NCJ Number

228937

Date Published

January 2009

Situating Research on Safety Promoting Behaviors Among Disabled and Deaf Victims of Interpersonal Violence

NCJ Number

228313

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

September 2009

Commentary on Powers et al.'s Article: "Interpersonal Violence and Women with Disabilities: An Analysis of Safety Promoting Behaviors"

NCJ Number

228312

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

September 2009

Interpersonal Violence and Women with Disabilities: Analysis of Safety Promoting Behaviors

NCJ Number

228311

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

September 2009

Pull, Push, and Expansion of Situational Crime Prevention Evaluation: An Appraisal of Thirty-Seven Years of Research (From Evaluating Crime Reduction Initiatives, P 29-58, 2009, Johannes Knutsson and Nick Tilley, eds. -- See NCJ-227444)

NCJ Number

227446

Date Published

2009

Improved Street Lighting and Crime Prevention: A Systematic Review

NCJ Number

225806

Date Published

2007

They Fight Because We Let Them!: Applying a Situational Crime Prevention Model to Barroom Violence

NCJ Number

226585

Journal

Drug and Alcohol Review

Date Published

March 2009

Case Study Report on Graffiti

NCJ Number

224673

Date Published

November 2003

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Situational Crime Prevention and the Control of Terrorism (From Understanding and Responding to the Terrorism Phenomenon: A Multi-Dimensional Perspective, P 285-297, 2007, Ozgur Nikbay and Suleyman Hancerli, eds. -- See NCJ-225118)

NCJ Number

225142

Date Published

2007