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URBAN DESIGN, SECURTY AND CRIME, PROCEEDINGS OF A NILECJ LEAA SEMINAR ON APRIL 12 AND 13, 1972

NCJ Number
8739
Author(s)
ANON
Date Published
1973
Length
110 pages
Annotation
SECURITY MEASURES FOR PREVENTING BURGLARY AND STRANGERTO-STRANGER CRIMES THAT OCCUR IN AND AROUND RESIDENCES AND BUSINESSES IN THE URBAN COMMUNITY.
Abstract
THE SEMINAR REVIEWED THE STATE-OF-THE-ART AND DEVELOPED PROPOSED RESEARCH AND ACTION IDEAS FOR THE FUTURE. EDITED TRANSCRIPTS OF TWELVE ADDRESSES AND REPORTS PRESENTED AT THE SEMINAR ARE REPRODUCED IN THIS VOLUME. AMONG THE TOPICS DISCUSSED WERE THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO CRIME, IDENTIFICATION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY PROGRAMS, AND THE ROLE OF NON-POLICE SECURITY PERSONNEL. SEVERAL PROGRESS REPORTS FROM NILECJ RESEARCH STUDIES ARE ALSO INCLUDED. THE APPENDICES CONTAIN A LISTING OF MAJOR NILECJ STUDIES AS WELL AS THE INITIAL DRAFT OF A MODEL SECURITY ORDINANCE DESIGNED TO INSURE COMPLIANCE WITH MINIMAL SAFETY STANDARDS. (SNI ABSTRACT)