Situational crime prevention

Preventing Organised Crime: The Case of Contraband Cigarettes (From Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes, P 35-57, 2010, Karen Bullock, Ronald V. Clarke, and Nick Tilley, eds. - See NCJ-230763)

NCJ Number

230765

Date Published

2010

Sex Trafficking: A Target for Situational Crime Prevention? (From Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes, P 58-80, 2010, Karen Bullock, Ronald V. Clarke, and Nick Tilley, eds. - See NCJ-230763)

NCJ Number

230766

Date Published

2010

Situational Crime Prevention and Cross-Border Crime (From Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes, P 17-34, 2010, Karen Bullock, Ronald V. Clarke, and Nick Tilley, eds. - See NCJ-230763)

NCJ Number

230764

Date Published

2010

Situational Prevention of Organised Crimes

NCJ Number

230763

Date Published

2010

Situational Crime Prevention Approach to Cyberstalking Victimization: Preventive Tactics for Internet Users and Online Place Managers

NCJ Number

230146

Journal

Crime Prevention and Community Safety

Date Published

April 2010

Situational Crime Prevention at Specific Locations in Community Context: Place and Neighborhood Effects

NCJ Number

229364

Date Published

November 2009

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Police and the Reclamation of Public Places: A Study of MacArthur Park in Los Angeles

NCJ Number

229872

Journal

International Journal of Police Science and Management

Date Published

2010

Exploring Parallels Between Situational Prevention and Non-Criminological Theories for Reducing Terrorist Risk (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 207-227, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229605

Date Published

2009

Situational Crime Prevention and Non-Violent Terrorism: A "Soft" Approach Against Ideologically Motivated Tax Refusal (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 173-206, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229604

Date Published

2009

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

Twenty-Eight Articles: Fundamentals of Company-Level Counterinsurgency (From Reducing Terrorism Through Situational Crime Prevention, P 61-70, 2009, Joshua D. Freilich and Graeme R. Newman, eds., see NCJ-229596)

NCJ Number

229599

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